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Use the simulation to complete the activity. Force and Motion Basics (select Acceleration)

In one or two sentences make a hypothesis about whether or not it is easier to start the box moving than to keep it moving on a rough surface. Then, explain how the simulation can be used to prove the
hypothesis
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