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In order for an object to move, the forces acting on it must be ''unbalanced forces'' because balanced forces means equal canceling each other out so 0 to 0 while unbalanced means one side or thing is higher or lower than another and that makes objects move which are unbalanced since a side is not equal to the other.

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