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What happens to an object if the total of the forces acting on it are greater than zero? Select one: Nothing will happen to the object. The object’s motion will change. The obje…

What happens to an object if the total of the forces acting on it are greater than zero? Select one: Nothing will happen to the object. The object’s motion will change. The obje…
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What happens to an object if the total of the forces acting on it are greater than zero?

Select one:

Nothing will happen to the object.

The object’s motion will change.

The object will move forward.

The object’s motion will remain the same.

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B is the correct answer
User SteBra
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The objects motion will change
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