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In rear wheel drive cars the engine rotastes the rear whel and the front wheels rotates only becomes the car moves. Ilf such a car accelerates on horizontal road the friction

A

on the rear wheels ils i the forward direction

B

on the front whels is in the backward direction

C

on the rear wheels has larger magnitude thant the friction on the front wheels

D

on the car is in the backward direction

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