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Answered by sumaiya12345

2

Answer:

5 a

6 d

7 a

8 c

9 c

10 b

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Answered by priyanujbd12345

5

Explanation:

5.a)star

6.c) speed

7.a)random motion

8.d)origin

9.a)decreases

10.d)125 m

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