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What must be true about the system for this to be possible?
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What must be true about the system for this to be possible?

What must be true about the system for this to be possible?-example-1
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ok, so the system must have sufficient gravity for you to continue to stay at the same pace up and down. You would have to have enough gravity so that eventually you don't just stop.
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OH I DID THAT IN 7th grade, ok so the system must have enough gravity for you to continue to stay at the same pace up and down. You would have to have enough gravity so that eventually you don’t just stop.
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