At a soccer game, a player kicks the ball. It leaves the ground as it travels across the field. Then, it comes back to the ground. Which choice
describes the two types of forces acting on the ball?
A. A force acting at a distance made the ball leave the ground, and a contact force made the ball return to the ground.
B. A contact force made the ball leave the ground, and a gravitational force made the ball return to the ground.
C. A contact force made the ball leave the ground, and a magnetic force made the ball return to the ground.
D. A force acting at a distance made the ball leave the ground, and an electrical force made the ball return to the ground.
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