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Physics
Newton's Laws of Motion
First Law of Motion (Law of Inertia)
If,an,object,is,at,rest,there,must,be,no,force,acting,on,it.Is,this,statement,correct?,Explain!
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The forces on it must sum to zero. That does not mean there are no forces. For example if a rock is sitting on your desk, gravity is pushing down on it and the desk is pushing up.
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