Give the direction of the net force acting on each of thefollowing objects. If the net force is zero, state “zero.” (a) A caraccelerating northward from a stoplight. (b) A car travelingsouthward and slowing down. (c) A car traveling westward withconstant speed. (d) A skydiver parachuting downward with constant speed. (e) A baseball during its flight from pitcher to catcher(ignoring air resistance).

Give the direction of the net force acting on each of thefollowing objects. If the net force is zero, state “zero.” (a) A caraccelerating northward from a stoplight. (b) A car travelingsouthward and slowing down. (c) A car traveling westward withconstant speed. (d) A skydiver parachuting downward with constant speed. (e) A baseball during its flight from pitcher to catcher(ignoring air resistance).

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