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Roller Coaster Persuasive Speech
Who's ready to ride the newest, the most exciting, and the fastest roller coaster called The Dasher! It's new, it's a refreshing twist on two great rides in one ride, it's a water coaster! it's a roller coaster and a water ride all in one ride! so enjoy the fun in a water ride coaster. This ride will save you the trouble of the long wait lines at other rides. You will be sped up at fast pace action at 150 miles per hour! You have to be 54 feet tall in order to ride. you will fell constant speed, acceleration, average speed, free fall, force, and weightlessness. You will experience the potential energy build up in the cars and on top of the first hill you will experience the inertia and the brakes will be applied until we drop you and you will
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