If an object is in equilibrium, it is said to be

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An object in equilibrium may or may not be at rest. If two or more forces act, their effects may eliminate each other. When this condition of equilibrium is reached, there is no net force and the velocity does not change. Equilibrium is reached when the object is at rest or moving at a constant speed and in a straight line

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