A golf ball is at rest on the grass when a golfer walks up and applies 10 N of force to it. There is 2 N of friction, resulting in 8 N of net force. What will happen to the ball? (4 points) It will remain

A golf ball is at rest on the grass when a golfer walks up and applies 10 N of force to it. There is 2 N of friction, resulting in 8 N of net force. What will happen to the ball? (4 points)

It will remain at rest.

It will move in the direction opposite the net force.

It will move slowly at first, then speed up.

It will move in the direction of the net force.

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