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The bush baby, a small African mammal, is a remarkable jumper. Although only about 8 inches long, it can jump, from a standing start, straight up to a height of over 7 feet! Use the particle model to draw a motion diagram for a bush baby's jump, from its start until it reaches its highest point.

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Bush baby jumps at point 0 and at that point it has some initial velocity.

Because it moves upwards, it moves under influence of gravity which slows it down. Meaning, distance between two dots is getting smaller until bush baby reaches its maximum height, at point 7.

Then it stops and starts accelerating towards the floor/soil because gravity acts on it.

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