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A force diagram of a tennis ball flying through the air toward the right is shown in the diagram below. The arrows show the direction of the gravitational force, the drag force, the lift force, and the direction of movement of the tennis ball. Which pair of statements is a valid description and explanation of the motion of the ball based on evidence from the diagram
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