A bowling ball is rolling down a lane at a bowling alley. How can you know that a force has acted on the bowling ball?

A. by determining a change in the direction of the bowling ball as it rolls down the alley
B. by determining the direction of the bowling ball
C. by timing how long the bowling ball takes to reach the end of the lane D .by measuring the mass of the bowling ball

A bowling ball is rolling down a lane at a bow-ling alley. How can you know that a force has acted on the bow-ling ball? A. by deter-mining a change in the direc-tion of the bow-ling ball as it rolls down the alley.

When a pla-yer rolls a bow-ling ball down the lane, the ball even-tually will slow down and stop becau-se of the unbal-anced force that acts upon it. The unba-lanced force is when the ball hits the pins be-cause that is what ca-uses it to stop. The sur-face of the lane is also anot-her unbalanced force be-cause it serv-es as friction.

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What do the following lines from the poem suggest?

“And down the river’s dim expanse / Like some bold seër in a trance, / Seeing all his own mischance— / With a glassy countenance / Did she look to Camelot.”
a.
She regrets not having left her loom earlier.
b.
She always thought she’d hate Camelot, and now she knows it.
c.
She expected Sir Lancelot to meet her in his own boat.
d.
She knows she won’t make it to Camelot.