Match the variable with its description- v HKA. The measure of force that opposes motion between two objects in contactB. The measure of force supporting an object on a surface. Usually seen in opposition to gravity.- v HsC.A factor of the inherent amount of resistance to motion between any two materials in contact. Used whenobjects are in contact AND sliding against one another.- v FNormal- v FricionD.A factor of the inherent amount of resistance to motion between any two materials in contact. Used whenobjects are in contact but not sliding against one another.Question t of 6Moving to the next question prevents changes to this answer.80DIIF10F11F7FBescF223&3468QWERYabAHJKockCVMcommandoptiontroloptioncommand

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Match the variable with its description v HK A. The measure of force that opposes motion between two objects in contact B. The measure of force supporting an object on a surface. Usually seen in opposition to gravity. - v Hs C.A factor of the inherent amount of resistance to motion between any two materials in contact. Used when v FNormal objects are in contact AND sliding against one another. v Fricion D.A factor of the inherent amount of resistance to motion between any two materials in contact. Used when objects are in contact but not sliding against one another.

Match the variable with its description v HK A. The measure of force that opposes motion between two objects in contact B. The measure of force supporting an object on a surface. Usually seen in opposition to gravity. - v Hs C.A factor of the inherent amount of resistance to motion between any two materials in contact. Used when v FNormal objects are in contact AND sliding against one another. v Fricion D.A factor of the inherent amount of resistance to motion between any two materials in contact. Used when objects are in contact but not sliding against one another.

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Match the variable with its description
- v HK
A. The measure of force that opposes motion between two objects in contact
B. The measure of force supporting an object on a surface. Usually seen in opposition to gravity.
- v Hs
C.A factor of the inherent amount of resistance to motion between any two materials in contact. Used when
objects are in contact AND sliding against one another.
- v FNormal
- v Fricion
D.A factor of the inherent amount of resistance to motion between any two materials in contact. Used when
objects are in contact but not sliding against one another.
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