1 Thrust from the engine Friction Will the car speed up, slow down or stay at constant speed?

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1 Thrust from the engine Friction Will the car speed up, slow down or stay at constant speed?

2 Thrust from the engine Friction Will the car speed up, slow down or stay at constant speed?

3 Thrust from the engine Friction Will the car speed up, slow down or stay at constant speed?

4 Thrust from the engine Friction Will the car speed up, slow down or stay at constant speed? 2000 N

5 Thrust from the engine Friction Will the car speed up, slow down or stay at constant speed? N2000 N

6 Thrust from the engine Friction Will the car speed up, slow down or stay at constant speed? N23000 N