If a body is not at rest, the net external force acting on it cannot be zero. Is it correct?
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It can be zero
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While we consider the inclined plane, this situation is possible
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· This external force cannot be zero. By 'not at rest' I think you mean that the body is in motion. ... If net external force=0 then no motion. Similarly if a body is at motion,It will continue its motion unless an external force acts against its motion
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