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How would the amount of force needed to keep the kite in the air change if it were made out of a heavier material instead of a lighter material? (A)The amount of force needed would be greater. (B)The amount
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How would the amount of force needed to keep the kite in the air change if it were made out of a heavier material instead of a lighter material?

(A)The amount of force needed would be greater.


(B)The amount of force needed would be the same.


(C)The amount of force needed would go up and down with the kite.


(D)The amount of force needed would be smaller.

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the answer to this question would be A
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A: the amount of force would need to be greater.
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