Two equal forces act on an object.Is this information enough to say which way the object will move .Give reasons?
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No, this information is not enough. We need the initial condition of the object, whether it was moving or at rest.
for example, if the object was at rest, and two equal forces start acting, then it will move in the direction of force. But if the object was in motion when the forces started acting, then we can't predict the direction of motion of object without knowing its initial velocity.
for example, if the object was at rest, and two equal forces start acting, then it will move in the direction of force. But if the object was in motion when the forces started acting, then we can't predict the direction of motion of object without knowing its initial velocity.
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We need the initial condition of the object, whether it was moving or at rest.
for example, if the object was at rest, and two equal forces start acting, then it will move in the direction of force. But if the object was in motion when the forces started acting, then we can't predict the direction of motion of object without knowing its initial velocity.
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