3. On a windy day, a quarterback throws a football into the wind. After the footballhas left the quarterback's hand and is moving through the air, the correct list of theforce(s) acting on the football is ...a force from the throw and the downward force of gravity.a force from the throw, a force exerted by the air, and gravity.a)b)a force from the throw, and a force exerted by the air.a force exerted by the air, and the downward force of gravity.c)

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