What force is NOT acting upon a ball that is thrown in the air? Question options: A. Gravity B. Its roundness C. Wind resistance D.Its mass times its acceleration

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asked Jan 11, 2018 54.6k views

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What force is NOT acting upon a ball that is thrown in the air?

Question options:

A. Gravity

B. Its roundness

C. Wind resistance

D.Its mass times its acceleration

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i think is it A. Gravity

Imri Barr answered Jan 16, 2018

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