Chemistry, 29.09.2020 14:01 matlenanem4437
Which statement is a hypothesis these students might be using in their
experiment?
A this experiment tests how the speed of a toy car changes with the steepest of the ramp .
B it’s fun to see how fast the cars roll down the steepest ramp.
C if a toy car is down ramps of different steepest it will roll fastest on the steepest ramp .
D will a toy car roll faster down a steeper ramp ?
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