It likely hit a barrier like a wall for example and the force of the ball hitting the wall caused it to be pushed away. Another possibility is that the ball was kicked up some sort of slop and when it was at the ten feet it slowed down and then rolled back down. I hope this helps.
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Studying every single instance of a thing is impractical or too expensive
Step-by-step explanation:
With sampling we a have a lot of data without much effort.
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Step-by-step explanation:

All the variables on the right are being multiplied together then the whole mess is being divided by 2. Let's get rid of the 2 first. The undoing of division is multiplication, so we will begin by multiplying both sides by 2 to get

Next we will move the m. The undoing of multiplication is division. So we divide both sides by m to get

The undoing of a square is to take the square root, so we will do that to both sides giving us, finally
I would say
Balanced forces result in constant velocity: phase 3
Unbalanced force causes change in velocity: phase 4
The more unbalanced the forces are, the greater the changes in velocity is: phase 5
Hope this helps