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Sariah Hudson

8 August, 11:42

A moving train comes to a stop at the station. What happened to

make the train change motion?

1) The train experienced an unbalanced force.

2) The train experienced a balanced force.

3) The train would stop with or without forces.

4) The train does not experience forces acting on it.

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