If a ball is rolling with 5 pounds of force, how much force will be needed to stop the ball from rolling and why?
A
It would take 25 pounds of force to stop the ball from rolling because it takes five times as much force to stop as object.
B
It would take 2.5 pounds of force to stop the ball from rolling because it takes half of the amount of force to stop an object.
C
It would take 10 pounds of force to stop the ball from rolling because it takes double the amount of force to stop an object.
D
It would take 5 pounds of force to stop the ball from rolling because the same amount of force must be used to stop the object.
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