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Multiple choice

If an object is sliding on ice and little friction is acting on the object, what will happen?

  1. The object will speed up the entire time and will not stop

  2. The object will stay at a constant speed the entire time

  3. The object will slow down the entire time to eventually stop

  4. The object will stay at constant speed and then slow down

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