(i) Give an example of an object that has three forces acting on it, and (1) accelerates, (2) moves at constant (nonzero) velocity, and (3) remains at rest. (ii) In terms of work done distinguish between conservative and non-conservative force.

(i) Give an example of an object that has three forces acting on it, and (1) accelerates, (2) moves at constant (nonzero) velocity, and (3) remains at rest. (ii) In terms of work done distinguish between conservative and non-conservative force.

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a. (i) Give an example of an object that has three forces acting on it, and (1) accelerates, (2) moves at
constant (nonzero) velocity, and (3) remains at rest. (ii) In terms of work done distinguish between
conservative and non-conservative force.

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