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A soccer player slides across a wet soccer field. Based on Newton's first law, why does the soccer player eventually come to a stop?

A soccer player slides across a wet soccer field. Based on Newton's first law, why does the soccer player eventually come to a stop?
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A soccer player slides across a wet soccer field. Based on Newton's first law, why does the soccer player eventually come to a stop?

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due to air resistance force and friction force
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Answer: Forces act On the soccer player

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