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Diagnostic Misconceptions - RF Acceleration

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Resultant Forces in the Direction of Motion

As long as there is a resultant force in the direction of motion, an object will continue to speed up. There is a limit near the speed of light described by the theory of special relativity but this is way beyond the speeds of everyday objects.

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