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Abird glides with constant velocity.
which claim about the forces acting on the bird must be true?
choose 1
choose 1

(choice a)
a
there is no net force on the bird.

(choice b)
b
there are no forces on the bird.

(choice c)
c
there is not enough information.

(choice d)
d
there is a net force on the bird.

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