true or false a basketball sitting on a horizontal surface will NOT feel any friction even if the surface might be rough

False

Explanation:

A basketball sitting on a horizontal surface will experience static friction which prevents it from moving. Static friction is higher than when the ball and surface are in motion relative to each other. Objects that are resting on horizontal surface experience static friction which gives way to kinetic friction where the two objects, the surface and the object at rest, move relative to each other. The statement in the question is incorrect.

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