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What happens to an object when a constant pushing (or pulling) force exerted on it is greater than the frictional force? A. The object will accelerate. B. The forces become balanced. C. The frictional
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What happens to an object when a constant pushing (or pulling) force exerted on it is greater than the frictional force?

A. The object will accelerate.
B. The forces become balanced.
C. The frictional force is eliminated.
D. The object will move at a constant velocity.

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I took the test and got A) The object will accelerate correct

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An object with a constant pushing or pulling force is exerted on it is greater than the frictional force, than A. The object will accelerate.
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