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According to Newton’s first law of motion, what must happen to move an object at rest? It must move by its own inertia. It must gain potential energy. A force must act on it. Gravity must act on it.
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According to Newton’s first law of motion, what must happen to move an object at rest? It must move by its own inertia. It must gain potential energy. A force must act on it. Gravity must act on it.
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a force must act on it
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I think it is a force must act on it.
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