Question

. In which activity a force is stopping the motion of an object?
Pushing a cart
Kicking a football
Catching a cricket ball
Hitting a hammer​

Answer 1

Answer:

catching a cricket ball

Answer 2

Catching a cricket ball is the activity in which a force is stopping the motion of an object.

• Inertia causes a fast-moving ball to stay in motion.
• The force with which a ball move is equal to its mass multiplied by its acceleration, according to Newton's second law.
• The momentum of the ball is transmitted to our hands when we catch it.
• The force with which momentum is imparted may injure our hand if we maintain it stationary.
• When we move our hands back, our net momentum decreases, lowering the force with which the ball makes contact with our hands.