Question

Explain Artistotle's idea of the role of force in explaining the motion of a rolling ball.​

Answer 1

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From our everyday experience, we know that a push is required to roll a ball, or to slide a heavy object, on a horizontal surface. Aristotle taught that an external force presumably acts on the object for as long as it continues its motion, and the motion stops when the force ceases. That is, a force is the cause of, or necessary for, continued motion.

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Answer 2

Answer:

In his great text, Physica, Aristotle provides an explanation of motion. ... Violent motion would be something we do against an objects nature. So an exerted force will cause an object to move. Thus consider a ball rolling across the ground.

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