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Why doesn't the force of gravity change the speed of a bowling ball as it rolls along a bowling lane?
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1 of 2Bowling ball is rolling on a horizontal surface. That means that it only has . only has a component. For a force to act on a body it would mean that it gives body velocity in the same direction as it acts on a body. Since bowling ball is firmly supported by ground its vertical speed reamins zero and since horizontal velocity of the ball is to the gravitational force, gravity will not accelerate the ball.
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