A car moving in a straight line at a constant 60 k...

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Question Number 5

A car moving in a straight line at a constant 60 km/h has a net force on it that is:

zero, because velocity is constant forward, equal to the engine force backward, equal to the weight equal to the friction force alone

✔ Correct Answer:

zero, because velocity is constant

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