Physics, asked by viru90, 1 year ago

Why a moving ball stops because of friction

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Answered by sarthak2645

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Friction is a contact force that always acts against the direction of motion

The ball experiences a constant force against its direction of motion as it moves. Thus it continues to loose its velocity and stops

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