Physics, 11.05.2021 03:10, paigebmaxwell6062

Which of these is an example of overcoming static friction? A. Starting to roll a stationary skateboard
B. Slowing down on a skateboard
C. Trying to stop a skateboard while moving
D. Speeding up on a skateboard

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