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Here's the list arranged in increasing order:

1. Sliding friction

2. Static friction

3. Limiting friction

4. Rolling friction

Note: The list represents the types of friction from least to greatest in terms of magnitude.

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Answer:

Rolling friction < Sliding friction < Static friction

When the box starts sliding, the contact points on its surface do not get enough time to lock into the contact points on the floor. So the sliding friction is smaller than the static friction. If a wheel rolls without slipping, we need not apply any force against the locking between the surfaces and thus less force is required as compared to sliding friction. So rolling friction is less than the sliding friction. So, Rolling friction < Sliding friction < Static friction.

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