Determine which statements must be true about each of the two objects described

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Determine which statements must be true about each of the two objects described below, and place them accordingly. Some statements will not apply to either object, and some statements might apply to both objects.

I think the choices I made seem to be the most logically true.

Determine which statements must be true about each of the two objects described below, and place them accordingly. Some statements will not apply to either object, and some statements might apply to both objects. Object A is acted on by a non-zero net force pointing toward the north. This object may or may not have a non-am speed. This object must be accelerating toward the north. This abject may or may not have a non-zero acceleration. This object may or may not have a non-zero speed. This abject must be accelerating toward the north. This abject must be moving to the north. This object is certainiy not acceleratlng.j This object must be moving at a non-zero speed. but the direction of motion cannot be determined. e net force on object B is zero. This object is certainly not accelerating. This object may or may not have a non-zero speed. This object must be accelerating toward the southj This object must be accelerating at a non-zero rate, but the direction of acceleration cannot be determined. This object must be moving to the south. This object is certainty not moving.

Explanation / Answer

according to newtons second law

when there is force on certain object

it gets displaced from one position to another position

so object can have constant speed and accelration

above statements are perfectly aplicable for object A is acted by nonzero force points towards north

for object B

Newton's first lawof motion - sometimes referred to as the lawof inertia. An object at rest stays at rest and an object in motion stays in motion with the same speed and in the same direction unless acted upon by an unbalanced force.

when there is no force on object

it does not move and accelrate

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