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If the net force acting on a moving object is zero the object will: A. Continue in the same direction but change speed. B. Slow down and, eventually, stop. C. Continue at the same speed but change direction.
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If the net force acting on a moving object is zero the object will:

A. Continue in the same direction but change speed.
B. Slow down and, eventually, stop.
C. Continue at the same speed but change direction.
D. Not experience any change in speed or direction.

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The answer is D. Not experience any change in speed or direction
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Answer: D

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