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Newton's first law relating the state of motion and external force. If there no external force…

According to Newton's 1t law of motion, if the net force acting is zero, O a. an object at rest starts to move with a positive acceleration O b. a moving object slowly comes to rest O . a moving object increases its speed O d. an object at rest continues at rest

According to Newton's 1t law of motion, if the net force acting is zero, O a. an object at rest starts to move with a positive acceleration O b. a moving object slowly comes to rest O . a moving object increases its speed O d. an object at rest continues at rest

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