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On a Distance time graph, what does the slope tell you? September 28, 2010 If all forces are balanced on a moving object, what is true about the motion of the object? If a car has an applied force of 20 N and is traveling at a constant velocity, what is the force of friction? If you weigh 400 N and evenly distribute your weight on two scales, what would each scale read? On a Distance time graph, what does the slope tell you?

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