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Physics, 04.09.2020 19:01 gooden839

PLEASE HELP ME I NEED THIS ASAP! In an experiment, a student measures the speed of a toy car in locations K through N as it rolls down a ramp. Based on the data collected in the table, a conclusion was drawn by the student that unbalanced forces acting on the toy car affect its average speed. What reasoning led to the interpretation of this data and conclusion?

A) The average speed of the car decreases as distance traveled increases.
B) The average speed of the car increases as distance traveled increases.
C) The average speed of the car increases as the force of gravity decreases.
D) The average speed of the car decreases as the force of gravity increases.

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