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What happens to a golf ball when it hits the wall in miniature golf? The golf ball changes mass. The golf ball changes size. The golf ball changes weight. The golf ball changes direction.
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What happens to a golf ball when it hits the wall in miniature golf?
The golf ball changes mass.
The golf ball changes size.
The golf ball changes weight.
The golf ball changes direction.
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It’s the golf ball changes direction because when the ball hits the wall it causes kinetic energy and makes the ball go the opposite direction and loose some of its original speed
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I think the answer is " the goofball changes direction "
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