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In order for an object to accelerate (blank) must be applied.
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In order for an object to accelerate (blank) must be applied.

In order for an object to accelerate (blank) must be applied.-example-1
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Answer:

A force must be applied.

With out force there is no movement that causes friction. Gravity is a force but doesn't affect all movement.

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Answer:

a force

Step-by-step explanation:

a force causes a certain object to move and make a displacement.

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