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If AN OBJECT HAS ZERO NET FORCE ON IT THEN THE OBJECT MUST BE AT REST true or false

If AN OBJECT HAS ZERO NET FORCE ON IT THEN THE OBJECT MUST BE AT REST true or false
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If AN OBJECT HAS ZERO NET FORCE ON IT THEN THE OBJECT MUST BE AT REST true or false

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User Shamal
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Answer:

False

Step-by-step explanation:

constant velocity is also 0 net force

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User Tushar Pandey
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Answer:

FALSE

Step-by-step explanation:

The object can be at rest or also could be in uniform motion (moving with constant velocity)

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