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Physics, 09.03.2021 20:10, adhitrfbvg

The drawings below show four objects that are acted upon by different forces. The direction of the forces are represented by the arrows, and the units of the forces are in newtons (N). Based on Newton's law of inertia, which object is moving at a steady or even speed, assuming that all four objects are sitting on a frictionless surface?


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