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Explain whether or not there must be an unbalanced net force acting on any moving object
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Explain whether or not there must be an unbalanced net force acting on any moving object

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No an unbalanced force only causes acceleration meaning an object can be moving but have balanced forces only the balanced forces would mean that the object would maintain a constant velocity instead of slowing down or speeding up
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