Consider Newton's First Law. Which one of the following is a correct statement ? O The net force acting on object moving at constant velocity must be zero. The net force acting on an object moving at constant speed must be zero. OThe net force acting on an object that is accelerating must be zero. OThe net force acting on an object that is decelerating must be zero.

Consider Newton's First Law. Which one of the following is a correct statement ? O The net force acting on object moving at constant velocity must be zero. The net force acting on an object moving at constant speed must be zero. OThe net force acting on an object that is accelerating must be zero. OThe net force acting on an object that is decelerating must be zero.

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