Question

multiple choice 1 point an object has an applied force acting on it, but it is not sliding on the surface. what type of friction is acting on the object? static friction normal friction there is no friction kinetic friction

Explanation:

Static friction acts on an object when a force is applied but the object does not slide. It opposes the impending motion. Kinetic friction acts when the object is sliding. Normal force is perpendicular to the surface and is not a type of frictional force. Since the object has an applied force but is not sliding, the friction acting on it is static friction.

Answer:

Static Friction