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A boy held a ball in the air what force is he applying?

A boy held a ball in the air what force is he applying?
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A boy held a ball in the air what force is he applying?

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Answer:

Potential energy

Step-by-step explanation:

Since the boy is holding is, it is not moving. So, it has potential energy. Also, since it is in the air, it has gravitational potential energy.

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User Mster
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strength

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