سمر. The net external force .1 acting on an object is zero. Which one of the following ?statements is true (A) The object can only be stationary. (B) The object can only be traveling with a constant velocity. (C) The object can be either stationary or traveling with a constant velocity. (D) The object can only be traveling with a velocity that is changing.

سمر. The net external force .1 acting on an object is zero. Which one of the following ?statements is true (A) The object can only be stationary. (B) The object can only be traveling with a constant velocity. (C) The object can be either stationary or traveling with a constant velocity. (D) The object can only be traveling with a velocity that is changing.

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