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If an object is slowing down, what is the relationship between the object's velocity and the net force acting on the object?

If an object is slowing down, what is the relationship between the object's velocity and the net force acting on the object?
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If an object is slowing down, what is the relationship between the object's velocity and the net force acting on the object?

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The Force Is Pushing The Object The Opposite Way It Is In Motion
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