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Based on your data, is the relationship between friction and speed direct (both go up), or indirect (one decreases and the other increases)? Explain how your data support this a…

Based on your data, is the relationship between friction and speed direct (both go up), or indirect (one decreases and the other increases)? Explain how your data support this a…
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Based on your data, is the relationship between friction and speed direct (both go up), or indirect (one decreases and the other increases)? Explain how your data support this answer.

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they both go up depending on the circumstances
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