When does a yo-yo not travel the farthest from the finger?
A.) when the amplitude of the finger moving up and down is greater than the amplitude of the yo-yo
B.) when the amplitude of the finger moving up and down is less than the amplitude of the yo-yo
C.) when the frequency of the finger moving up and down is equal to the resonant frequency of the yo-yo
D.) when the frequency of the finger moving up and down is different from the resonant frequency of the yo-yo
When does a yo-yo not travel the farthest from the finger? A.) when the amplitude of...
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