What force is required to move a body of mass `1kg` with a uniform vel – InterviewSolution

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1.	What force is required to move a body of mass `1kg` with a uniform velocity of `1m//s`?
Answer» As velocity is uniform acceleration `a=0` `:.` F=ma=zero, i.e., no force is required.

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