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If an object experiences a leftward net force, then it will accelerate in which direction? rightward leftward there will be no acceleration
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If an object experiences a leftward net force, then it will accelerate in which direction?

rightward
leftward
there will be no acceleration

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If an object experiences a leftward net force, then it will accelerate in the direction of the net force. Since the net force is leftward, this means that the object will also accelerate leftward.
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