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Transcribed Image Text:When does kinetic friction occur in trying to push a heavy object?
O when the object is still
when the force you apply is smaller than the maximum static frictional force
O when the force you apply is larger than the maximum static frictional force
O just before enough force is applied to move the object
when the force you apply is insufficient to set the object in motion
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