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If resultant force on the body is 0 the acceleration will also be 0.
<h3>What is acceleration?</h3>
The term "acceleration" refers to the change in velocity with time. We must also recall that force is the product of mass and acceleration. If that is so, we can write; F = ma.
Now, we are told that the force on the body is zero so making the acceleration the subject of the formula; a = 0/mand a = 0.
Hence, if resultant force on the body is 0 the acceleration will also be 0.
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4*5=20; ration of 20:25,
20/25= %80
