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In relation to Newton's First Law of Motion, which of the followingBEST explains what will happen to a soccer ball sitting still on the ground?
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the ball will stay in place until a force causes the ball to move
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the ball will stay in place until gravity acts upon the ball causing it to move
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the ball will stay in place until the forces that are unbalanced become balanced causing the ball to move
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the ball will stay in place until a force acts upon the ground to counteract the friction that is keeping the ball in place
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