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Consider an object sliding at constant velocity along a frictionless surface. which of the following best describes the forces on the object?
there is a net force at right angles to the direction of motion
there is a net force in the direction of motion, that is independent of the object’s velocity
there is a net force in the direction of motion, that depends on the object’s velocity
there is zero net force on the object
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