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3. to calculate the of a moving object, divide the displacement by the time interval in which the displacement occurred.
average velocity
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initial velocity
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Which missing item would complete this alpha decay reaction ? > 228/88ra + 4/2he a.224/96 rn b. 232/90 th c. 230/92 u d. 235/92 u
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