Although unlikely to actually happen
perfectly in the
real world, the resultant force on an object can be 0. This
can happen if there are two forces on an object, both from
opposite sides to each, and
both of the same force.
![Zero resultant force](assets/resultantforce/zero.png)
The effects of this are as follows:
- If the object was already moving, it will now move
in the direction it was already moving, but at a constant
speed.
-
Or, if the resultant force is not 0, the object
will either speed up or slow down, depending on the
size of each force.