Help A student pushes a hollow ball with a small amount of force causing it to rollquickly across the room. The student then pushes a solid ball with the sameamount of force. Which statement demonstrates an understanding of force and itseffects on an object?a) The force on both balls was the same; therefore each ball pushes back withthe same amount of force.b) The force on both balls was the same: however each ball pushes back with adifferent amount of force.c) The solid ball pushes back with a greater force than the hollow ball, becausethe solid ball has a greater mass.d) The hollow ball pushes back with a greater force than the solid ball, becausethe solid ball moved faster and further.B.3.1.

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A student pushes a hollow ball with a small amount of force causing it to roll
quickly across the room. The student then pushes a solid ball with the same
amount of force. Which statement demonstrates an understanding of force and its
effects on an object?
a) The force on both balls was the same; therefore each ball pushes back with
the same amount of force.
b) The force on both balls was the same: however each ball pushes back with a
different amount of force.
c) The solid ball pushes back with a greater force than the hollow ball, because
the solid ball has a greater mass.
d) The hollow ball pushes back with a greater force than the solid ball, because
the solid ball moved faster and further.
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3.
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