can a body in linear motion be in equilibrium?
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Yes! Such an equilibrium situation is called dynamic equilibrium .
A body is said to be in equilibrium if the net force acting on the body is zero. By Newton's second law, the acceleration of such objects will be zero. Zero acceleration implies a constant velocity. Constant velocity also includes zero velocity as a special case. So an object in equilibrium can either have zero velocity or a constant non-zero velocity.
A body is said to be in equilibrium if the net force acting on the body is zero. By Newton's second law, the acceleration of such objects will be zero. Zero acceleration implies a constant velocity. Constant velocity also includes zero velocity as a special case. So an object in equilibrium can either have zero velocity or a constant non-zero velocity.
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the body is said to be equilibrium if the net force on a body is zero.
a body in linear motion has either of the two possibilities i.e it has some acceleration (velocity changes )or it does not have any acceleration (velocity constant) .
if the moving object is constant non-zero velocity then it is said to be dynamic equilibrium.
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a body in linear motion has either of the two possibilities i.e it has some acceleration (velocity changes )or it does not have any acceleration (velocity constant) .
if the moving object is constant non-zero velocity then it is said to be dynamic equilibrium.
☺hope this help you.........
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