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No matter how high Juan and Susie jumped on the trampoline, they always came back down. What force caused the two children to land back on the surface of the trampoline each time they jumped in the air?
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No matter how high Juan and Susie jumped on the trampoline, they always came back down. What force caused the two children to land

back on the surface of the trampoline each time they jumped in the air?


A)spring
B)friction
C)bounce
D)gravity

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Answer: Gravity

Explanation: Because it is causing them to go down in which when they bounce they get pulled right back down because of the gravitational pull of the earth's core.

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gravity caused the two children to land

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