A ball is moving upwards and to the left. The net forces acting on it are also upwards and to the left. Choose 1 answer: Choose 1 answer: A True B False C Not enough information

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Ryann Glass

23 June, 16:10

A ball is moving upwards and to the left. The net forces acting on it are also upwards and to the left. Choose 1 answer: Choose 1 answer: A True B False C Not enough information

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Abbie Jones · Answer 1

C Not enough information, not clear on what you are asking for

Nathaniel Waller · Answer 2

The NET force on the ball is the combination of ALL the individual forces on it. So there's only one NET force.

If the net force on the ball is in exactly the same direction that the ball is already moving, then it'll keep moving in that direction, and pick up speed. If the net force is in any other direction, then the ball will change it's direction, and it may gain or lose speed.