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2 years ago

Why would a soccer ball keep going forever without physics? Pls help and explain why

2 answers:

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A soccer ball would keep moving forever without physics, because without force to act upon the soccer ball, it could, or will not be able to stop the acceleration. And force is a factor in physics.

WITCHER [35]2 years ago

7 0

If physics did not exist, I guess we are stating that there is no friction. Without friction, the ball will never slow down, unless it runs into something else.

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