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In order to describe the velocity of an object, which three pieces of data are needed? Question 4 options:

• The mass of the object in grams • The speed at which the object traveled • The pull of gravity on the object

• The distance traveled by the object • The time taken to travel • The direction of travel

• The mass of the object in grams • The time taken to travel • The acceleration of the object object

• The distance traveled by the object • The force the object had on another object • The mass of the object in grams

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