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When a force on an object becomes stronger, how does its motion change? The object produces less friction. The object gradually stops moving. The motion of the object reduces. The motion of the object
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When a force on an object becomes stronger, how does its motion change?

The object produces less friction.
The object gradually stops moving.
The motion of the object reduces.
The motion of the object becomes greater.

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Answer: The motion of the object becomes greater.
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I think it is D not to sure pls don't hate if wrong :(

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