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A rubber ball rolls across a flat floor. After 1 second, it has rolled 2 meters, and after 2 seconds, it has rolled an additional 1.6 meters. From this data, it is clear that the rolling ball has decreased
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A rubber ball rolls across a flat floor. After 1 second, it has rolled 2 meters, and after 2 seconds, it has rolled an additional 1.6 meters. From this data, it is clear that the rolling ball has decreased in

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the speed decreases
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Answer:

It has decreased in speed.

Step-by-step explanation:

The second time it rolled, it had more time and did not go as far. Meaning it gained friction and decreased in speed.

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