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If you kick a ball and the ball accelerates through the air, the forces involved must be

If you kick a ball and the ball accelerates through the air, the forces involved must be
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If you kick a ball and the ball accelerates through the air, the forces involved must be

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It would be kinetic and potential energy, potential from the force of the kick, and kinetic from energy exerted.
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Unbalanced is likely the answer your teacher wants
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