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A student releases an apple.

A student releases an apple. Use the drag-and-drop to place the forces listed below next to the arrows to demonstrate how each
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Student A is on a 9m high bridge while Student B is on the ground. Student B throws an apple up to Student B with a velocity of
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Student A is on a 9m Hugh bridge while Student B is on the ground. Student B throws an apple up to Student B with a velocity of
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On a ramp, a student releases two identical objects at different starting points. The student releases object 1 first.Which has
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2 students are learning how to bake apple and blueberry pies. The first student makes an apple pie and the second student bakes
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in order to save time one worker decides to throw his apple up to his co-worker he releases the apple from a height of 2.00m
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On the ramp shown below a student releases, two identical object at different, starting points to student releases on the number
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On the ramp shown below, a student releases two identical objects at different starting points. The student releases Object 1
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On the ramp shown below, a student releases two identical objects at different starting points. The student releases Object 1
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On the ramp shown below, a student releases two identical objects at different starting points. The student releases Object 1
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