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Rank the following speeds from least to greatest. Write your answer using the symbols "<" and "_". For example "W < X = Y < z" • A = 2.0 cm/s • B= 2.0 mm/s • C= 0.002 m/s • D = 0.002 km/s

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Chapter13: Universal Gravitation

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Rank the following speeds from least to greatest.
Write your answer using the symbols "<" and "_". For example "W < X = Y < z"
• A = 2.0 cm/s
• B= 2.0 mm/s
• C= 0.002 m/s
• D = 0.002 km/s

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