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What can you deduce about the resultant force acting on an object that is
(a) moving at a constant speed in a straight line?
(b) accelerating?
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What can you deduce about the resultant force acting on an object that is
(a) moving at a constant speed in a straight line?
(b) accelerating?
Resultant force when speed is constant is 0 because acceleration is 0. F = Mass × Acceleration
and when it is accelerating then force is directly related to acceleration.
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