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5 March, 06:13

A moving ball hits a stationary ball. The moving ball stops, and the stationary ball starts moving. In terms of force, what's happening during this event?

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  1. 5 March, 06:15
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    The stationary ball exerts a force on the moving ball.

    The moving ball exerts a force on the stationary ball.

    Explanation:

    When two objects collide, each object exerts a force on the other. Unlike energy, force can't be transferred between objects. Force has strength and direction, but it isn't a property of an object.
  2. 5 March, 06:37
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    When the moving ball collides with stationary ball then the moving ball experiences a force which opposes its motion offered by stationary ball.

    Simultaneously stationary ball is experiencing a force which causes the stationary ball to move.

    There is simultaneous exchange of forces which changes the present inertia of balls.
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