An object is moving at a constant speed on a frictionless surface. You apply two identical forces the opposite direction simultaneously. Which of the following states is correct? a) The object's speed will increase b) The object's speed will decrease c) The object will keep moving with the same speed as if nothing has happened d) the object will change its color

An object is moving at a constant speed on a frictionless surface. You apply two identical forces the opposite direction simultaneously. Which of the following states is correct? a) The object's speed will increase b) The object's speed will decrease c) The object will keep moving with the same speed as if nothing has happened d) the object will change its color

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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