Bubbly:
B?Mr. Birdwell asked the class if this statement was true: An object that has balanced forces acting on it CANNOT be moving. Most of the class said it was false, but Alison thinks it is true. Who is right and why? Group of answer choices The class is right. Objects that are experiencing unbalanced forces must be stationary. Alison is correct. Newton's 1st law says that an object cannot be moving if the forces are balanced The class is correct. If an object is traveling at a constant velocity it is experiencing balanced forces. Alison is correct. Only an object experiencing unbalanced forces can be moving.
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AngeI:
Hello So pay attention to the answer choices Some of them csn be crossed out because they don't even have the correct beliefs if the class/Alison
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