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Kamron Baker

6 June, 05:02

A tree branch falls from a tree, accelerating at a constant rate until it hits the ground. Did the tree branch reach terminal velocity? A. No, because if it had it would not have hit the ground. B. Yes, because the tree branch fell at a constant velocity. C. Yes, because the forces on the tree branch were balanced. D. No, because it continued to accelerate until it hit the ground.

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