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A small coin, initially at rest, begins falling. If the

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A coin is placed 33 cm from the center of ahorizontal turntable, initially at rest. The turntable then begins to rotate. When
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A coin is placed 33 cm from the center of ahorizontal turntable, initially at rest. The turntable then begins to rotate. When
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