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Physics, 14.12.2019 01:31, lerasteidl

Select the words that make the sentence a true statement.
the harder a person hits a tennis ball, the faster it moves. why does the ball move faster?

the acting on the ball is

1. friction or force
2. the same or greater or smaller

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