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1 What is the total distance traveled by this object? Displacement?
February 10, 2009 What is the total distance traveled by this object? Displacement? 2. What is the difference between an object in static equilibrium and an object in dynamic equilibrium?

2 GOALS To explain how forces affect an object. To review for the test

3 Agenda Work on Review (Due FRIDAY)
Tomorrow is the last day before the test to ask questions. Remember: Test Thurs (Graphing and 2 Short Answers) and Fri (Mult. Choice and Calculations) I WILL NOT PROVIDE CALCULATORS FOR THE TEST! Bring one!

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