A.
Friction and drag oppose the motion of the ball.
B.
There is no force acting to move the ball forward.
C.
The force of friction against the ball is decreased.
D
.
The forces opposing the ball are unbalanced.
E.
The force of gravity has increased and stopped the ball.
F.
There was too much inertia to keep the ball rolling.
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The three correct reasons the ball comes to a stop are:
A. Friction and drag oppose the motion of the ball.
B. There is no force acting to move the ball forward.
D. The forces opposing the ball are unbalanced.
These reasons explain how friction and drag slow down the ball, and when there is no forward force acting on it, it eventually comes to a stop. The unbalanced forces create a net force that stops the motion of the ball.
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