Can every force produce motion in every object?

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Force is an external agent which can change or tend to change the state of the rest or motion of the object.
No, every force can not produce motion in every object.
For example, if the force applied is insufficient then the object will not move.

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Can every force produce motion in every object?

Force is an external agent which can change or tend to change the state of the rest or motion of the object.No, every force can not produce motion in every object.For example, if the force applied is insufficient then the object will not move.

Force is an external agent which can change or tend to change the state of the rest or motion of the object.
No, every force can not produce motion in every object.
For example, if the force applied is insufficient then the object will not move.