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If the net force equals zero, what is true? - the object may be at rest - the object may be in motion - the object is not accelerating - all of the above

If the net force equals zero, what is true? - the object may be at rest - the object may be in motion - the object is not accelerating - all of the above
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If the net force equals zero, what is true?

- the object may be at rest
- the object may be in motion
- the object is not accelerating
- all of the above

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User Elmuerte
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the object is not accelerating.

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