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Investigating Inclined Planes Plane height Plane length Force required to move 10 gram objects 100 cm 10 N 50 cm 200 cm 5 N 50 cm 300 cm 3 N A student investigated the effect of inclined planes on the force required to move an object up a vertical height along the sloped plane. What conclusions can best be made from the data from the experiment shown in the table here?


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