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Johnny pushes a toy car and lets it go. The toy car rolls and eventually comes to a stop. What opposing force makes the toy car come to a stop HELPP MEEE PLEASEEEEEEE ANSWER THEM ALL
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Johnny pushes a toy car and lets it go. The toy car rolls and eventually comes to a stop. What opposing force makes the toy car come to a stop

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Johnny pushes a toy car and lets it go. The toy car rolls and eventually comes to-example-1
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3) friction
4) the same
5) friction
6) gravity
7) speed
8) not sure but I think distance and mass
10) distance time graph
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Answer: friction

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