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How and why does motion occur ??
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How and why does motion occur ??

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motion occurs because a force per it into action
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Forces cause motion. To move something, you need to apply a push or a pull, which is, by definition, a force. Without a force, the object will be immobile, or keep moving without speeding up.
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