HELP, 15 Points! How does uniform motion relate to velocity and acceleration?

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Hatshy [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

according to newton's first lawof motion an object with no net forceacting on its remains at rest if it is initiallity at rest and moves with a constant velocity if it is essential in motion ........if the force and mass are both constant then the objects moves with constant acceleration ..........hope this helps u dear .. ♥

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