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Adrienne Burch
14 May, 14:58
If an object is stationary all forces must be?
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Jaiden Foley
14 May, 17:35
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Stationary objects have forces on them. All objects undergo some squashing or stretching when a force is applied to them. When an object pushes on another object ... still
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