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An object has a velocity towards south. If a force is directed towards the north, will the kinetic energy decrease or stay the same? Support your answer with suitable reason.

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An object has velocity toward south if a force is directed toward the north, will the kinetic energy increase, decrease, or stay the same ? consequently its kinetic energy decreases.

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An object has a velocity towards south. If a force is directed towards the north, will the kinetic energy decrease or stay the same? Support your answer with suitable reason.​

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An object has a velocity towards south. If a force is directed towards the north, will the kinetic energy decrease or stay the same? Support your answer with suitable reason.