A batter hits two balls during practice. Ball A travels 10 meters, while ball B travels 12 meters. The batter decides to hit ball A with less force. How will this change the motion of ball B?
The motion of ball B will increase.
The motion of ball B will decrease.
The motion of ball B will stay the same.
The motion of ball B will become the same as ball A.
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