4.In the example of a soccer ball rolling to a stop, friction acts as that changes the ball's motion. A. An outside force B. Momentum C. Kinetic energy D. A theory 5.Newton's 2nd Law of Motion describes the relationship between all of the following, except A.Mass B.Force C.Velocity D. Acceleration of 40 kg accelerated down a water slide at 4 m/s/s, they would hit the

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4.In the example of a soccer ball rolling to a stop, friction acts as
ball's motion.
A. An outside force
that changes the
B. Momentum
C. Kinetic energy
D. A theory
5.Newton's 2nd Law of Motion describes the relationship between all of the following, except
A.Mass
B.Force
C.Velocity
D. Acceleration
6.If someone with a mass of 40 kg accelerated down a water slide at 4 m/s/s, they would hit the
water with a force of:
A.10 Newtons
B.16 Newtons
C.160 Newtons
D 16.000 Newtons
states that for every action, there is an equal and
Transcribed Image Text:Student Resources ScienceFlix Schola.. answer the following questions ScienceFlix | Schola.. mat Tools Add-ons Help Accessibility Last edit was 10 minutes agg lormal text Arial 11 BIUA 4. C.slow down due to friction 5. D.speed up due to momentum 4.In the example of a soccer ball rolling to a stop, friction acts as ball's motion. A. An outside force that changes the B. Momentum C. Kinetic energy D. A theory 5.Newton's 2nd Law of Motion describes the relationship between all of the following, except A.Mass B.Force C.Velocity D. Acceleration 6.If someone with a mass of 40 kg accelerated down a water slide at 4 m/s/s, they would hit the water with a force of: A.10 Newtons B.16 Newtons C.160 Newtons D 16.000 Newtons states that for every action, there is an equal and
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