Physics, 26.05.2021 18:20, milkshakegrande101

#1) What is the dependent variable and independent variable for Scott's bounce test? #2) Explain why you made your choices

#1) What is the dependent variable and independent variable for Scott's bounce test?

#2) Explain

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