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A force is always required to move an object from rest. true false

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The statement is true because an object will remain not moving until an external force is applied into. so in order to move an object external force should be applied. for example an object fell down, even no one pushes it pulls it, but the force due to gravity is acting on it so there is still a force acting on it.

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