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What does Newton's second law reduce to when the net force on a body is zero?
AAcceleration is infinite
BMass becomes zero
CMomentum must be zero
DAcceleration is zero
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Acceleration is zero
Putting F = 0 in F = ma gives a = 0, which is exactly the statement of the first law.
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