Question

what environmental condition increases slipping hazards? select the best answer: ice rain snow all of the above none of the above previous question next question

Explanation:

Ice, rain, and snow all make surfaces slippery, increasing the risk of slipping. Ice is extremely slippery due to its low - friction surface. Rain can wet floors and walkways, reducing traction. Snow can compact and turn into slush or ice, also creating a hazardous, slippery surface.

Answer:

D. All of the above