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5. If you hold one end of a Slinky, letting it hang down and then drop it, the top of the Slinky starts to fall but the bottom doesn't drop. Using Newton's First Law of Motion, write a brief
explanation that explains why the bottom of the slinky stays suspended, seemingly
levitating in air for some period of time.

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