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why force is required to move an object ?

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Answered by Anonymous

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When we move an object with constant velocity, it's velocity doesn't change and the acceleration will be zero. That is why no force is required to move the object

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Muscular Force.

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why force is required to move an object ?​

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Muscular Force.

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why force is required to move an object ?