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A ball is at rest on the floor of a car moving at a constant velocity. What will happen to the ball if the car swerves suddenly to the left, and why will this happen?

A ball is at rest on the floor of a car moving at a constant velocity. What will happen to the ball if the car swerves suddenly to the left, and why will this happen?
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A ball is at rest on the floor of a car moving at a constant velocity. What will happen to the ball if the car swerves suddenly to the left, and why will this happen?

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the ball will go to the right cause the car is swerving to the left so the direction of the car going to the left the ball will roll to the right side of the vehicle.
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