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A skydiver steps out of an airplane. The velocity-time graph shows how her velocity changes with time. (Note: down is defined as the + direction of velocity.) At what points during the skydive does she have the experience the largest, a zero, and the smallest (but non-zero) net force? time Tap on the fields below to toggle through the answer options. Net force is largest at Net Force is zero at Net Force is smallest (but not zero) at velocity

A skydiver steps out of an airplane. The velocity-time graph shows how her velocity changes with time. (Note: down is defined as the + direction of velocity.) At what points during the skydive does she have the experience the largest, a zero, and the smallest (but non-zero) net force? time Tap on the fields below to toggle through the answer options. Net force is largest at Net Force is zero at Net Force is smallest (but not zero) at velocity

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