Are the following statements about an extended object in equilibrium true or false. select all that are true. it is impossible for a rotating object to be in equilibrium. an object in static equilibrium exhibits neither translational motion nor rotation. in order to be in equilibrium only the net torque has to be zero. an object in dynamic equilibrium has constant, non-zero velocity, but does not rotate. the net torque must be zero about only one axis for an extended object to be in equilibrium.