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The force that opposes the start of motion is referred to as _____.

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Xelga [282]3 years ago

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The force that opposes the start of motion is referred to as static friction.

Friction is a force that opposes motion in general, and static friction opposes initial movement. This is because, when two objects are stopped near one another, weak bonds begin to form between the atoms on their surfaces. These bonds must be broken in order for one object to move away from the other. This resistance caused by the bonds between motionless objects is static friction.

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