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What happens when you apply a greater muscular force to an object?

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Class 8
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Exploring Forces
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What happens when you apply a ...

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What happens when you apply a greater muscular force to an object?

1

It moves in the opposite direction.

2

It remains stationary.

3

It accelerates in the direction of the force.

4

It breaks into pieces.

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