An object's motion changes

A.

only when a nonzero net force is applied to the object.

B.

only if the object is at rest when a force acts upon it.

C.

when the forces acting on the object remain balanced.

D.

when there are no forces acting upon it.

How does lighting work?

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A weight lifter struggles but manages to keep a heavy barbell abovehis head. Occasionally he slips and the barbell starts to fall downward, but he always recovers.

How does the Sun release nuclear energy? through the fusion of a uranium nucleus into smaller nuclei through the fusion of hydrogen nuclei into a heavier nucleus through the fission of a uranium nucleus into smaller nuclei through the fission of

ick jumps off his roof which is 10 meters tall onto his trampoline which has a height of 1 meter and acts like a spring. Nick has a mass of 70 kg and sinks 0.4 meters into the trampoline before coming to a complete stop.

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