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What term is a force that can slow momentum A. mass B. friction
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What term is a force that can slow momentum
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B. friction
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Your answer is friction. Friction between to object slows the object down.
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B. Friction
Why? : Friction is a type of a force, in which it opposes the motion of the object, meaning that the moving object, tend to slow down, and eventually, loose energy.
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