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Experiment 1: Motion over a curved surface Supplies: Spoon Directions: Hold a spoon such that the water will hit the back of the spoon. The handle of the spoon will be horizontal. Turn on the water, but not full strength though. Questions: (1) What did you observe with the stream of water as it flowed over the spoon

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