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Which of the following choices correctly describes the input force and the output force?
O The input force is increased compared to the output force and as a result the ball must be
pushed a longer distance
O The input force is reduced compared to the output force and as a result the ball must be pushed
a shorter distance
The input force is reduced compared to the output force and as a result the ball must be pushed
a longer distance
The input force is increased compared to the output force and as a result the ball must be
pushed a shorter distance
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