Physics, asked by ismileqadri, 3 months ago

tick the correct option. Tow surfaces have to be in contact in case of . 1.frictional force. 2.gravitational force. 3.musclar force. 4

Divyayadav05210: Frictional force

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Answered by uppalapatisandhyaran

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the answer of the question is

Gravitational Force &Frictional Force

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