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PREDICTION: What do you predict will happen to the distance that the box moves if the height of the pendulum increases to 20cm?

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castortr0y [4]3 years ago

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sorry sir this makes no sense.. at all

but ig you could put:

I predict that the distance that the box will move if the height of the pendulum increases to 20cm is going to close

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