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If objects in motion stay in motion, why does a ball eventually stop rolling on the ground? Inertia acts on the ball. Gravity acts on the ball. Friction acts on the ball.

If objects in motion stay in motion, why does a ball eventually stop rolling on the ground? Inertia acts on the ball. Gravity acts on the ball. Friction acts on the ball.
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If objects in motion stay in motion, why does a ball eventually stop rolling on the ground?

Inertia acts on the ball.
Gravity acts on the ball.
Friction acts on the ball.

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Friction acts on the ball
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