If a ball is moving then it will not stop until and unless an external force is applied. And it is same for the ball at rest. (1st law of Newton) But we see that when we roll a ball on a ground it stops after sometime automatically. Why that is the case we do not see any external force there.

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If a ball is moving then it will not stop until
and unless an external force is applied. And
it is same for the ball at rest. (1st law of
Newton)
But we see that when we roll a ball on a
ground it stops after sometime
automatically. Why that is the case we do
not see any external force there.
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