An object initially moving north has a constant net force directed to the east. Which of the following best describes the work done by the net force? The net force does no work to the object The net force does positive work to the object and velocity of object is constant. The net force does positive work to the object and velocity of object is increasing.

An object initially moving north has a constant net force directed to the east. Which of the following best describes the work done by the net force? The net force does no work to the object The net force does positive work to the object and velocity of object is constant. The net force does positive work to the object and velocity of object is increasing.

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