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shepuryov [24]2 years ago
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Answer: Answer for 8: D.) Repeatedly

Answer for 9: C.) Turn

Answer for 10: B.) Loses energy due to friction.

Answer for 11: D.) Logical order

Answer for 12: B.) Pushes

Answer for 13: C.) Speeds

Answer for 14: A.) Wheels cause friction

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