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The motion of an object is called inertia. What force works against an object in motion, or inertia? a.Gravity b.Transition c.Normal d.Friction
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The motion of an object is called inertia. What force works against an object in motion, or inertia?

a.Gravity
b.Transition
c.Normal
d.Friction

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i think it is friction bcs gravity helps an abject move and friction causes it to slow down

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