A soccer player can change the direction of motion of the soccer ball by applying force on it.

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Q. Two soccer players kick a ball simultaneously from opposite sides. One kicks with 50N force towards east and other kicks with 30 N force towards west. What is the net force on the ball?

Observation 1: Try to stop a ball coming towards you,so as to save a boundary, by applying a force of some magnitude in the opposite direction of the motion of ball.

Observation 2: In this case apply the force of same magnitude but in same direction of the motion of the ball.

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So, the change in effect of a force can be experienced by a change in it's direction as well as magnitude. The above statement is :-

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Observation 2: In this case apply the force of the same magnitude but in the same direction of the motion of the ball.

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So, the change in the effect of a force can be experienced by a change in its direction as well as magnitude. The above statement is:-

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