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Ken wants to jump and have some fun too! Barbie loans Ken her bungee cord. Is this a good idea? Explain with evidence and reasoning. (barbie bungee jump lab)
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Ken wants to jump and have some fun too! Barbie loans Ken her bungee cord. Is this a good idea? Explain with evidence and reasoning. (barbie bungee jump lab)

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Answer:To ensure a safe and thrilling jump you will determine the relationship between the jump height and the

number of rubber bands used to make the bungee cord. You must allow your Barbie doll to come as

close to the floor as possible without sustaining any injuries or fatalities.

Step-by-step explanation:

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