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Physics, 12.11.2020 14:00, nulledcracker12
If the net force acting on a moving object is zero, the object will: *
slow down and, eventually, stop.
continue at the same speed but change direction.
O
continue in the same direction but change speed.
O
continue in the same direction with no change of speed.
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