Physics, asked by divyashish78, 10 months ago

No force is required to move a body uniformly along a straight line. Comment​

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Answered by tusharraj77123
8

Answer:

It is due to the opposing force known as friction applied by the road or the surface beneath. As it is impossible to produce a 100% frictionless surface, the given situation is practically not possible.

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Answered by khushi9278
4

Answer:

That is because force is required to overcome the friction and if a constant force is not canceling out the friction retarding force...

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