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Which of the following forces is necessary to cause horizontal movement of a person on the ground?

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Normal force

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Weight

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C

Friction

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We can walk without any force

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Solution

The correct option is C
Friction

We always experience that when we push the ground backward, the ground pushes us forward. The force with which the ground pushes us forward is the force of friction and which is always opposite to the relative motion between the two bodies.

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