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1. The coin remains at rest in the figure shown. This is due to (a) inertia of rest (b) two forces act on the coin which balance each other (c) no unbalanced force acts on it (d…

1. The coin remains at rest in the figure shown. This is due to (a) inertia of rest (b) two forces act on the coin which balance each other (c) no unbalanced force acts on it (d…
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1. The coin remains at rest in the figure shown. This is due to

(a) inertia of rest
(b) two forces act on the coin which balance each other
(c) no unbalanced force acts on it
(d) all of these​

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D I hope it helps have a good day
User Fiasco Labs
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D would be correct.

Have a merry Christmas!
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