What happens to the motion of an object when the forces acting on it are balanced? A. The motion changes. B. The motion does not
change. C. The motion speeds up. D. The motion slows down.
2 answers:
D. The motion slows down. Because If they are two forces putting force on the opposite sides, then the object would start to balance out and slow down
Question: What happens to the motion of an object when the forces acting on it are balanced?
Choices:
A. The motion changes.
B. The motion does not change.
C. The motion speeds up.
D. The motion slows down.
Answer: <u>D) The motion slows down when a motion of an object forces acting on the balance</u>.
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