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Unbalanced forces - A cause the motion of an object to change B cancel each other out C allow an object to remain at rest D are always greater than the force of gravity
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Unbalanced forces -
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cause the motion of an object to change
B
cancel each other out
C
allow an object to remain at rest
D
are always greater than the force of gravity
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I believe that the answer is A
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The answer is A have a good day
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