Biology, 06.04.2020 18:44 VgCarlos2596

Suppose an object is moving through space in a straight line. What could cause the object to start moving in a circle?

A. a secondary force that pulls the object toward a center point
B. a secondary force that pushes the object away from a center point
C. an increase in the object's inertia due to friction
D. an increase in the object's mass, which causes the object to slow down

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