A volleyball is 110 g, a soccer ball is 410 g, a baseball ball is 143 g, and a golf ball is 46 g
Which ball requires the strongest force to lift?
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Responses
The baseball requires the strongest force to lift because it has the highest amount of material in it.
The baseball requires the strongest force to lift because it has the highest amount of material in it.
The soccer ball requires the strongest force to lift because it has the most mass.
The soccer ball requires the strongest force to lift because it has the most mass.
The golf ball requires the strongest force to lift because it has the smallest size.
The golf ball requires the strongest force to lift because it has the smallest size.
The beach ball requires the strongest force to lift because it has the largest size.
The beach ball requires the strongest force to lift because it has the largest size.
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and a golf ball is 46 g
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The correct response is:
The soccer ball requires the strongest force to lift because it has the most mass.
This is because the soccer ball weighs 410 g, which is the highest weight among the objects listed. The force required to lift an object is directly related to its weight (mass).
