A force when applied on a non rigid object

it does not change the inter spacing between its constituent particles

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it does not cause any change in its dimension

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it does not produce motion in it

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Solution

The correct option is A None
A force when applied to a non-rigid object, the object can not hold its original shape. Therefore, the inter-spacing between the constituent particles changes. At the same time, the force causes a change in the state of motion of the object. So, none of the given options is correct.

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