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# A hockey puck glides on perfectly frictionless ice at constant velocity. Which statement is true?

A hockey puck glides on perfectly frictionless ice at constant velocity. Which statement is true?

- **A.** A net force must be acting to keep it moving.
- **B.** No net force is required to keep it moving.
- **C.** Gravity must be pulling it forward.
- **D.** Its inertia is decreasing as it slows.

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