Answer:
If you cannot get a chair to move across the floor, it is because ___ friction opposes your push.
Static friction.
Explanation:
Fluid friction is the resistance an object encounters in the water surface so in our case it's incorrect because we can't see any water in our scenario.
Rolling friction is the friction a wheel or sphere finds as resistance in the surface. In our scenario, we are talking about a wheelchair or a chair with small wheels like the office ones. So it is incorrect.
Sliding friction is the friction that an object encounters when it is pushed to move in a surface that slides against the direction of the object. Or that opposes gravitational resistance against the object direction because it is in a certain degree of elevation. Meaning that the surface is perpendicularly pointing the sky.
Static friction is the type of resistance an object finds when it is moved after being static. And this is our answer because the chair was static without wheels.
