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Physics, 29.09.2020 14:01, caleb3989

The motion of objects can be quite complex. The motion of this frog is an example. Suppose that the frog moves from one lily pad to the other in 1 second. 1 m Describe the motion of the frog as it makes one round trip between the two lily pads Use the terms speed velocity, displacement, and distance in your answer.

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