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"for every action there is an equal and opposite re-action" which means in this case that the force being applied to the object is not enough to overcome the mass of the object and for it to move as a result.

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This is only possible when the forces are balanced -- The net force is 0. For example, an object sitting on a desk at rest is being affected by 2 forces: gravity and normal force, but both are pushing at equal magnitudes in opposite directions, so they are balanced.

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Yes, if other forces act as well. In order for there to be no acceleration, the sum of the forces on the object must equal zero. In order for there to not be acceleration, another force would have to counteract your force.

If you exert a force and no other forces are present, then there will be acceleration.

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Exert an equal force on opposite side of the object.

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Because, work requires an object to be moved. If an object has not moved and you have applied a force to it, it is not considered work.

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