Suppose an object is accelerated by a force of \(100\,\text{N}\). Suddenly a second force of \(100\,\text{N}\) in the opposite direction is exerted on the object, so that the forces cancel. The object(a) is brought to rest rapidly. , (b) decelerates gradually to rest. , (c) continues at the velocity it had before the second force was applied. , (d) is brought to rest and then accelerates in the direction of the second force. :

Suppose an object is accelerated by a force of \(100\,\text{N}\). Suddenly a second force of \(100\,\text{N}\) in the opposite direction is exerted on the object, so that the forces cancel. The object • Nerd Notes

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Suppose an object is accelerated by a force of \(100\,\text{N}\). Suddenly a second force of \(100\,\text{N}\) in the opposite direction is exerted on the object, so that the forces cancel. The object

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