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A student has 2 rubber balls of the same size and weight. Ball A is still and Ball B is rolling.Ball B hits Ball A, and Ball A start moving. Why does Ball A start moving?
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A student has 2 rubber balls of the same size and weight. Ball A is still and Ball B is rolling.Ball B hits Ball A, and Ball A start moving. Why does Ball A start moving?

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It starts to move because of Newtons first law "An object will not change it's motion unless a force acts on it"

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Meaning ball B is that force acting upon ball A

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