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Jada was roller skating at 8 m/s with a total mass of 30 kg. Korbin gently pushed her and she increased her speed to 11 m/s. Fin

d the impulse that caused the speed
change.

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yan [13]3 years ago

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Answer:

she added more force, she went down a hill with more friction.

Explanation:

either one of them

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