What term is used to describe the biomechanical principle that allows an object to stay in motion? a) inertia b) speed c) force d) priory

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What term is used to describe the biomechanical principle that allows an object to stay in motion?

a) inertia
b) speed
c) force
d) priory

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c)force_________
_________

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