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The photo shows a skateboarder pushing her foot against the ground as she rides down a hill. How does this action cause the skateboarder’s speed to change?

The photo shows a skateboarder pushing her foot against the ground as she rides down a hill. How does this action cause the skateboarder’s speed to change?
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The photo shows a skateboarder pushing her foot against the ground as she rides down a hill.

How does this action cause the skateboarder’s speed to change?

The photo shows a skateboarder pushing her foot against the ground as she rides down-example-1
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Answer:

its a im just did the test

Step-by-step explanation:

User Arcangel
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Answer:

A

Step-by-step explanation:

Down the hill, the net force increases if she pushes more forward.

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