Identify the effects of force in the following activities : 1) pushing a ball which is at rest 2) stopping a vehicle at signal 3) rolling chapattis from dough

Academic Physics NCERT Class 8

Pushing a ball that is at rest makes the ball move.
The force of brakes will stop the car.
The shape of the dough changes when we apply force. It turns into a flat chapatti.

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