Biology, asked by uday1228, 1 year ago

An object expi a net non zero force. Is it possible for object to move with constant speed along a straight line

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Answered by Praveenarai

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yes because when the object is moving straight line uniform speed is zero

Answered by Anonymous

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ya it is possible as the frictional force between the object and the road will be balanced,i.e, zero

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