À sprinter accelerates at the beginning of a 100-meter race and then tries to maintain a maximum speed throughout the rest of the race. Which of the following is correct once the sprinter reaches her maximum velocity assuming she is running in a straight line? Multiple Choice she no longer needs to push on the ground to run forward the net force on her equals zero the air resistance force on her equals zero

À sprinter accelerates at the beginning of a 100-meter race and then tries to maintain a maximum speed throughout the rest of the race. Which of the following is correct once the sprinter reaches her maximum velocity assuming she is running in a straight line? Multiple Choice she no longer needs to push on the ground to run forward the net force on her equals zero the air resistance force on her equals zero

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À sprinter accelerates at the beginning of a 100-meter race and then tries to maintain a maximum speed throughout the
rest of the race.
Which of the following is correct once the sprinter reaches her maximum velocity assuming she is running in a straight line?
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she no longer needs to push on the ground to run forward
the net force on her equals zero
the air resistance force on her equals zero

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