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You move a stone of glass on the cemented floor, marble floor, water, towel and on ice. The force of friction acting on the different surfaces in increasing orde3r will be:

A

cemented floor, water, towel, marble floor, ice

B

marble floor, cemented floor, water, ice, towel

C

ice, water, marble, towel, cemented floor

D

water, ice, mrble, cemented floor, towel

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