does application of a force would always result in a change in the state of motion of the object
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Not always
Example if force is not sufficient move an object placed on a rough surface
if frictional force is equal to applied force there's no motion
however
if net force is zero the object is never accelerated
it either remains at rest or constant velocity(eg like in space if a ball is thrown it will go endless even though there is no force but in a constant speed /velocity
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- As I know that state of motion is the effect of motion.
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