PLS ANSWER ASAP A golf ball travels upwards and rightward through the air. Of the forces listed, identify which act upon the golf ball.

a) normal force
b) tension
c) gravity
d) applied
e) air resistance
f) friction

Gravity, normal force, friction, and air resistance.

Explanation:

Assuming the ball is on earth, there is always gravity acted upon the object.

Since the problem said that the golf ball is moving throughout the air, we can tell that there will be air resistance and friction(air resistance is a type of friction). There is also normal force pushing on the ball as it bumps into the air, as the air is pushing back with an equal and opposite force.

I don't know what you mean by "applied", so I don't think there's that type of force exerted on the ball.

Lastly, tension only occurs when you pull a string/rope. There is no string/rope in this case, so there is no tension exerted on the ball.

I hope this helped you.

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