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When a ball placed on the ground is pushed, it moves forward due to the applied force, but after some distance it gradually slows down and comes to rest because of frictional force. The friction between the ball and the ground acts in the opposite direction of motion and continuously
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In this case, the force that is responsible for stopping the ball, which is in motion, is called the frictional force. You can learn more about frictional force here - https://www.careers360.com/physics/frictional-force-topic-pge
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