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One day at soccer practice, you kick a ball hard and it rolls across the grass. It eventually comes to a stop because
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One day at soccer practice, you kick a ball hard and it rolls across the grass. It eventually comes to a stop because
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Becasue of friction. Friction has the ability to stop objects.
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Because of friction. The friction force from the grass onto the ball causes the force pushing the ball to decrease and eventually equal 0, so the ball comes to rest.
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