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A moving object slows to a stop because of compression.* True False

A moving object slows to a stop because of compression.* True False
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A moving object slows to a stop because of compression.*
True
False

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False

Step-by-step explanation:
If you thump an object wit big enough force it will accelerate
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Answer: false

Explanation: friction makes objects slow down and stop

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