Describe the motion of a hockey puck between the instant the puck leaves a player's stick and the instant it hits something. (No "slap shot" allowed, the puck must remain in contact with the ice.)

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Describe the motion of a hockey puck between the instant the puck leaves a player's stick and the instant it hits something. (No "slap shot" allowed, the puck must remain in contact with the ice.)

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

it will have constant friction, or slowing, as it slides along the ice.

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