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If an object moves at a constant velocity, the forces acting on that object must be... 1. Balanced 2.Unbalanced 3.either balanced or unbalanced, more info is needed

If an object moves at a constant velocity, the forces acting on that object must be... 1. Balanced 2.Unbalanced 3.either balanced or unbalanced, more info is needed
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If an object moves at a constant velocity, the forces acting on that object must be...

1. Balanced
2.Unbalanced
3.either balanced or unbalanced, more info is needed

User TuanPM
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2. unbalanced bc it’s undetermined the speed it will impact it without having balanced pressure on it is impossible.
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