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When a ball is rolling down a hill, what forces are acting on the ball? Why does it speed up? Include friction and gravity in your answer.

When a ball is rolling down a hill, what forces are acting on the ball? Why does it speed up? Include friction and gravity in your answer.
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When a ball is rolling down a hill, what forces are acting on the ball? Why does it speed up?

Include friction and gravity in your answer.

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User Rosalind
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the gravity speed up because the friction didn't speed up

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User Nathan Loudjani
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Answer:gravity

Step-by-step explanation:

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