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3. Which of the following provides the best explanation for why the water drop does not slide off the inclined plane? 90 80 70
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O A The polar water molecules are absorbed by the underlying surface.
OB The polar water molecules cause the surface to become temporarily charged, causing adhesion
OC The polar water molecules exert strong cohesive forces on one another
OD. The polar water molecules are repelled by the nonpolar surface

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