No, newton’s second law does not apply to a situation in which there is no net force.
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What is force?</h3>
A force is a push or pull upon an object which stops or tends to stop the object and move or tends to move an object.
No, newton’s second law apply to a situation in which there is no net force because force compels the object to move in the direction in which force is applied so we can conclude that force is compulsory to move an object.
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They are called magnets poles.
Direct current is the unidirectional flow of an electric charge.
The term 'unidirectional' in the statement means that direct current only moves in one direction. Direct current usually produced by things such as batteries, dynamos, and power supplies
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Well it will probably never hit the ground try to look over your answer and go from there I hope I helped
