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Feel the force I want to see how the front area of a car or the wind on the car effects how far it travels? How can I make a fair test? investigate the.

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1 Feel the force I want to see how the front area of a car or the wind on the car effects how far it travels? How can I make a fair test? investigate the effect of the wind on the car investigate the effect of the car’s front surface area

2 Feel the force How will you compare the different front surface areas? How will you make it a fair comparison? Drag and drop the boxes.

3 Feel the force How will you compare the effect of the wind? How will you make it a fair comparison? Drag and drop the boxes.

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