If the direction of force is opposite to the direction of motion speed of body decreases., Correct, Incorrect, A force cannot change the shape of an object., Correct, Incorrect, Unbalanced forces acting in the same direction combine by subtraction., Correct, Incorrect, Force has both magnitude as well as direction., Correct, Incorrect, Force has only magnitude but no direction., Correct, Incorrect, Net force is zero when unbalanced forces acts on the body., Correct, Incorrect, Mass and change in speed of an object determine the magnitude of the force needed., Correct, Incorrect, A ball thrown upwards comes down due to Gravitational force., Correct, Incorrect, Expansion of lungs when we inhale and exhale during breathing is an example of Gravitational force., Correct, Incorrect, SI unit of force is metre., Correct, Incorrect, Gravitational force is an example of a contact force., Correct, Incorrect, Net force is zero when balanced forces acts on a body., Correct, Incorrect, Balanced forces are equal and opposite., Correct, Incorrect, Greater the applied force, Lesser is the change in the speed., Correct, Incorrect, Unbalanced forces in the same direction combine by addition., Correct, Incorrect, A force may change the direction of a moving object., Correct, Incorrect
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