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Which situation is this?
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An object is dropped. There is air friction.
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An moving object is stopped.
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An object speeds up.
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An object slows down.
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A spring is compressed.
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A dropped object part way down.
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A moving object is stopped by a spring.
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An object is lifted up.
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An object is thrown up into the air.
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A force causes an object to move.
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An object is dropped.
Which situation is this?
?
An object is dropped. There is air friction.
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An moving object is stopped.
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An object speeds up.
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An object slows down.
?
A spring is compressed.
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A dropped object part way down.
?
A moving object is stopped by a spring.
?
An object is lifted up.
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An object is thrown up into the air.
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A force causes an object to move.
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An object is dropped.
Which situation is this?
?
An object is dropped. There is air friction.
?
An moving object is stopped.
?
An object speeds up.
?
An object slows down.
?
A spring is compressed.
?
A dropped object part way down.
?
A moving object is stopped by a spring.
?
An object is lifted up.
?
An object is thrown up into the air.
?
A force causes an object to move.
?
An object is dropped.
Which situation is this?
?
An object is dropped. There is air friction.
?
An moving object is stopped.
?
An object speeds up.
?
An object slows down.
?
A spring is compressed.
?
A dropped object part way down.
?
A moving object is stopped by a spring.
?
An object is lifted up.
?
An object is thrown up into the air.
?
A force causes an object to move.
?
An object is dropped.
Which situation is this?
?
An object is dropped. There is air friction.
?
An moving object is stopped.
?
An object speeds up.
?
An object slows down.
?
A spring is compressed.
?
A dropped object part way down.
?
A moving object is stopped by a spring.
?
An object is lifted up.
?
An object is thrown up into the air.
?
A force causes an object to move.
?
An object is dropped.
Which situation is this?
?
An object is dropped. There is air friction.
?
An moving object is stopped.
?
An object speeds up.
?
An object slows down.
?
A spring is compressed.
?
A dropped object part way down.
?
A moving object is stopped by a spring.
?
An object is lifted up.
?
An object is thrown up into the air.
?
A force causes an object to move.
?
An object is dropped.
Which situation is this?
?
An object is dropped. There is air friction.
?
An moving object is stopped.
?
An object speeds up.
?
An object slows down.
?
A spring is compressed.
?
A dropped object part way down.
?
A moving object is stopped by a spring.
?
An object is lifted up.
?
An object is thrown up into the air.
?
A force causes an object to move.
?
An object is dropped.
Which situation is this?
?
An object is dropped. There is air friction.
?
An moving object is stopped.
?
An object speeds up.
?
An object slows down.
?
A spring is compressed.
?
A dropped object part way down.
?
A moving object is stopped by a spring.
?
An object is lifted up.
?
An object is thrown up into the air.
?
A force causes an object to move.
?
An object is dropped.
Which situation is this?
?
An object is dropped. There is air friction.
?
An moving object is stopped.
?
An object speeds up.
?
An object slows down.
?
A spring is compressed.
?
A dropped object part way down.
?
A moving object is stopped by a spring.
?
An object is lifted up.
?
An object is thrown up into the air.
?
A force causes an object to move.
?
An object is dropped.
Which situation is this?
?
An object is dropped. There is air friction.
?
An moving object is stopped.
?
An object speeds up.
?
An object slows down.
?
A spring is compressed.
?
A dropped object part way down.
?
A moving object is stopped by a spring.
?
An object is lifted up.
?
An object is thrown up into the air.
?
A force causes an object to move.
?
An object is dropped.
Which situation is this?
?
An object is dropped. There is air friction.
?
An moving object is stopped.
?
An object speeds up.
?
An object slows down.
?
A spring is compressed.
?
A dropped object part way down.
?
A moving object is stopped by a spring.
?
An object is lifted up.
?
An object is thrown up into the air.
?
A force causes an object to move.
?
An object is dropped.
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