An object which is moving over a horizontal surface does not continue its motion with a constant acceleration when the acceleration force is discontinued. The...

      

An object which is moving over a horizontal surface does not continue its motion with a constant acceleration when the acceleration force is discontinued. The motion decreases to zero finally. Explain what is responsible for this observation.

  

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sharon
As the motion continues the deceleration is caused by fractional force between the object and the surface. Fractional force acts to oppose the motion between the object and the surface.
sharon kalunda answered the question on September 26, 2019 at 08:32


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