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An object is moving to the left with a constant speed. What can be concluded about the forces acting upon the object?
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An object is moving to the left with a constant speed. What can be concluded about the forces acting upon the object?

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Answer: sum of forces is zero

Explanation: acording to the newton first law you can say that the sum of the forces acting over the object is zero no matter the direction of movement

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