80 kg object is sliding across the table & you are applying a force of +300 N. The coefficient of friction is 0.3. Is this box in constant velocity, at rest, or accelerating? O a. accelerating (speeding up) O b. accelerating (slowing down) O C. at rest O d. none of these

80 kg object is sliding across the table & you are applying a force of +300 N. The coefficient of friction is 0.3. Is this box in constant velocity, at rest, or accelerating? O a. accelerating (speeding up) O b. accelerating (slowing down) O C. at rest O d. none of these

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80 kg object is sliding across the table & you are applying a force of +300 N. The coefficient of friction is 0.3. Is this box in constant velocity, at rest, or
accelerating?
O a. accelerating (speeding up)
O b. accelerating (slowing down)
O C. at rest
O d. none of these

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