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An object is moving at 5m/s and a few seconds later it is moving at 3m/s.What had to have happened?
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An object is moving at 5m/s and a few seconds later it is moving at 3m/s.What had to have happened?
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Either an outside force has resisted against the object, or the object has lost momentum.
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