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Gustavo Wiggins
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21 August, 00:34
What moving faster a golf ball or bowling ball
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Dereon Reilly
21 August, 00:43
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This all depends on lots of independent variables such as force used to roll the ball, wind resistance, etc. With no variables included, they would both move at the same velocity.
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Ashlynn Hammond
21 August, 00:46
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the golf ball because it requires less energy to move it so it will move faster than the bowling ball will with less energy
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