6. Complete the following statement: "When the Total Blue Force is NOT EQUAL TO the Total Red Force, the net force is (zero / not zero) and the forces are (balanced / unbalanced). The object (same / opposite) direction accelerates in the as the net force."

6. Complete the following statement: "When the Total Blue Force is NOT EQUAL TO the Total Red Force, the net force is (zero / not zero) and the forces are (balanced / unbalanced). The object (same / opposite) direction accelerates in the as the net force."

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6. Complete the following statement: "When the Total Blue
Force is NOT EQUAL TO the Total Red Force, the net
force is
(zero / not zero) and the forces are
(balanced / unbalanced). The object
(same / opposite) direction
accelerates in the
as the net force."

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