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Addisyn Bell
10 November, 02:25
Acceleration is rate of change of?
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Rafael Gonzales
10 November, 04:02
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I'm thinking that the answer may be change of speed.
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Jett Chaney
10 November, 05:51
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Speed and velocity would be the answer
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