By increasing the number of the respectiveclicks in the mini-launcher, the speed is:a. Does not changeO b. Gradually decreasingOc. IncreasingO d. Decreasinge. Remain constant

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By increasing the number of the respective clicks in the mini-launcher, the speed is: Does not change O b. Gradually decreasing O c. Increasing O d. Decreasing O e. Remain constant

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Chapter4: Motion In Two And Three Dimensions

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a. Does not change
O b. Gradually decreasing
Oc. Increasing
O d. Decreasing
e. Remain constant

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