Explain why the first hill on a roller coaster is always the highest. Use evidence from class to help you explain your answer.

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Cory Kilger · Answer 1 · 2021-07-19T12:12:48+0000

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the first hill is always the highest fro friction and speed. If they waited til the end to make that hill the biggest the ride would not be fast and towards the end if you put the hill down there it probaly wouldnt stop in time because the friction and gravity of going down hill makes you go faster.

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