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When a body remains in the same state of motion, under the influence of several forces, it is in equilibrium.

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static

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dynamic

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rotational

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translational

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Solution

The correct option is B dynamic

Dynamic equilibrium is a state of balance between continuing processes. That is, when a body is in state of motion (translational and/or rotational) and it doesn't change its state even under the influence of several forces.

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