In the absence of friction, gravity, and all other external forces, what kind of speed will an object display if it travels from the bottom to the top of an inclined plane?

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bruhgetrekt · Answer

it will move at a constant speed. (Depending on what force is acted upon it for it to start moving at all.) Without any external force to stop the object, it will never stop moving at that speed. It won't speed up nor slow down. Does that make sense?

cjjones · Answer

no

cjjones · Answer

. 
constant speed
B. 
increasing speed
C. 
decreasing speed
D. 
speed increases and then decreases
E. 
speed decreases and then increases

cjjones · Answer

these are the answers on plato

bruhgetrekt · Answer

The answer is B. If the object starts to move and there are no external forces to act upon it and stop it, it will never speed up, nor will it ever slow down. It will forever be moving at that speed.

Lyraleii · Answer

B is increasing speed though

cjjones · Answer

thank yall

cjjones · Answer

How many meters is 32 kilometers?

JordynTheAlien · Answer

@cjjones wrote:

How many meters is 32 kilometers?

32000

cjjones · Answer

idk