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If the force applied to an object is not greater than the starting friction, what will happen to the object?

*The object will begin to move but will quickly slow down.

*The object will move in the opposite direction of the force applied.

*The object will move with the magnitude of the force applied.

*The object will not move.

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The object will not move. Hope this helped!!:)

Answer:

The object will not move.

Explanation:

For an object to actually move, applied force must be greater than the static friction. force of friction opposes the relative motion between any two surfaces. Static friction acts when body tends to move and kinetic friction acts when body is in motion.

If the applied force is less than the starting static friction, the object will not move.

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