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Chemistry, 09.04.2021 18:40, xXwolfieplayzXx

Raul wants to investigate how the angle of a ramp affects the speed an object rolling down the ramp. He can conduct his investigation in a number of different ways. Which investigation should he perform? Observe different bicyclists riding down hills of varying steepness

Record the time it takes one bicyclist to ride down hills of varying steepness

Perform an experiment in a lab in which the angle of the ramp is controlled and the speed of a rolling cart is measured

Observe video of various objects rolling down hills and estimate the angle of the hill and the speed of the object

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