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    EQUILIBRIUM IS KNOWN AS A STATE OF REST OR BALANCE DUE TO THE EQUAL ACTION OF OPPOSING FORCES. IT HAS EITHER TRANSLATIONAL AND ROTATIONAL VELOCITIES ARE ZERO OR TRANSLATIONAL AND ROTATIONAL VELOCITIES EXIST BUT NOT ZERO WHERE THE NET FORCE MUST BE CONSTANT ROTATIONAL VELOCITY.

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    EQUILIBRIUM IS KNOWN AS A STATE OF REST OR BALANCE DUE TO THE EQUAL ACTION OF OPPOSING FORCES. IT HAS EITHER TRANSLATIONAL AND ROTATIONAL VELOCITIES ARE ZERO OR TRANSLATIONAL AND ROTATIONAL VELOCITIES EXIST BUT NOT ZERO WHERE THE NET FORCE MUST BE CONSTANT ROTATIONAL VELOCITY.

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    Direction: Complete the given concept map below, refer to the words as it serves as your hints.

    Write your answers in ALL CAPITAL LETTERS.


    CONCEPT MAP: EQUILIBRIUM

    a state of rest or balance due to


    the equal action of opposing
    forces. equal balance between
    any powers, influences, etc.

    Is known
    as

    It has either the net force must


    be

    Newton’s
    Second translational and translational and
    Law of rotational rotational Constant
    Motion velocities are velocities exist Rotational
    zero but not zero Velocity

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