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Which type of friction keeps a mound of rocks from falling away from each other

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Hello Lunaerica62ovuaaf, Which type of friction keeps a mound of rocks from falling away from each other,
<span>B) static friction.</span>

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b) static friction

Static means "not moving." So friction that is static is friction that keeps things from moving.

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