👉 The term "non-undulant" is commonly used in physics to describe a state where an object or system does not experience any net force acting on it. In other words, the object or system remains at rest or in uniform motion without experiencing any acceleration. Non-undulants are often found in situations where forces are applied to the object but do not cause it to accelerate. For example, a car traveling at high speeds is considered non-undulant because its wheels do not experience any
