Physics, asked by franzzzzzy, 9 months ago

based on galileo's concept of motion, why is force not necessary for a body undergoing horizontal motion along a fictionless surface?

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Answered by shariquekhan2500

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that's what inertia is all about you need force to accelerate a system but if the system has constant velocity it wouldn't need any force

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