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Which of the following is true of a boat moving on water with no net force acting on it?* A. It is rising with increasing speed. B. It is sinking with increasing speed. C. It is traveling at a constant
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Which of the following is true of a boat moving on water with

no net force acting on it?*
A. It is rising with increasing speed.
B. It is sinking with increasing speed.
C. It is traveling at a constant velocity.
D. It is accelerating forward.

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the answer is D since there is no net force touching or acting upon it
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Your answer is D it is accelerating forward
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