What are the forces acting on a body at rest and a body on uniform motion?
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The tendency of a body in motion continues to remain in motion, moving with a uniform velocity and a body at rest continues to remain at rest unless acted upon by a force. This tendency of the body is known as 'inertia' (i.e. resistance to change). In Newton's First Law of Motion, this concept is quantified.
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•In case of body at rest, static force acts upon it n it will remain in its condition until an external force is applied.
•In case of uniform motion,no external forces are required to keep the body in uniform motion.
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•In case of uniform motion,no external forces are required to keep the body in uniform motion.
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