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Physics, 17.12.2020 06:50 alyssakretzmeier

All the forces acting on an object are balanced. Which of these could not be true? Select all that apply. 1- the object is not moving
2- the object is speeding up
3- the object is slowing down
4- for object is moving at a constant velocity

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