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    The Real World Contains Instances of Continuous Motion That Somehow
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The Real World Contains Instances of Continuous Motion That Somehow

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 The real world contains instances of continuous motion that somehow are divided up into meaningful units. The point in time when one unit ends and another begins is referred to as the _____.


A) breaking point
B) segment marker
C) event boundary
D) transition period

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