Chemistry, asked by mohit32155, 1 year ago

a force is applied to a moving object in the direction of its motion what would happen​

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Answered by Aditi123maini
5

it will start moving in the direction where the force is applied

anikbhaumik05: not always..
anikbhaumik05: if the applied force is able to over come its inertia of motion of the moving object.
Answered by anikbhaumik05
2

it depends on direction of the force applied.

  1. If The force is in direction of motion it will increase the velocity(Newton's 3rd Law).
  2. If the applied force is in opposite direction to the motion.The object will follow the resultant force.
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