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A force of 5 N pushes a ball to the right, and a force of 7 N pushes the ball
to the left. How will the forces affect the ball's motion? (8.6 a)*
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A net force of O N will cause the ball to remain motionless.
A net force of 2 N will cause the ball to accelerate to the left.
A net force of 2 N will cause the ball to accelerate to the right.
O A net force of 12 N will cause the ball to accelerate to the left.
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