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Causal Loop Diagrams

Home Heating

Air Resistance

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weight Air resistance Net downward Force

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Gas pedal depression cars acceleration MPH above speed limit cars acceleration cars acceleration cars speed

Draw a causal loop diagram to describe the following: As a car travels down the highway it maintains a speed near the goal of the speed limit. Include cars speed above speed limit, gas pedal depression, and acceleration in your diagram.

Causal loops are a communication tool