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A ball is rolling across the floor. How could you apply an unbalanced force to change the speed or direction of the ball?

A ball is rolling across the floor. How could you apply an unbalanced force to change the speed or direction of the ball?
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A ball is rolling across the floor. How could you apply an unbalanced force to change the speed or direction of the ball?

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By pushing the ball in the same or another direction. Or by stopping the ball altogether.

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