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When the net force acts at right angles to an object’s motion, what does it do to the object’s motion? a. it changes the object’s speed b. it changes the object’s direction c. i…

When the net force acts at right angles to an object’s motion, what does it do to the object’s motion? a. it changes the object’s speed b. it changes the object’s direction c. i…
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When the net force acts at right angles to an object’s motion, what does it do to the object’s motion?

a. it changes the object’s speed
b. it changes the object’s direction
c. it changes both the speed and direction of the object’s motion.

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B. It changes the objects direction

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