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What is the total force acting on the ball in the diagram? How would you describe its velocity?
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What is the total force acting on the ball in the diagram? How would you describe its velocity?

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the force acting on the ball its vellocity would reach speeds up to 24m/h

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attach the imagine please, i cant help you if i cant see it LOL

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