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What is it goes up but never going down but remain in same place?

The answer to the riddle "What goes up but never goes down but remains in the same place" is your age. As time progresses, your age increases, but you cannot reverse it or decrease it, and you remain in the same position in the passage of time.


What goes up and down at the very same time and never stops?

The sun.


What goes up and down at the same time but never moves from where it is standing?

an elevator


T goes up but at the same time goes down Up toward the sky and down toward the ground It's present tense and past tense too come for a ride just me and you What is it?

Seesaw


What goes up but goes down at the same time is past tense and present tense to?

The full riddle is:I go up but at the same time go down. Up towards the blue sky, and down towards the ground. I'm present tense and past tense too, so why don't you come for a ride, just me and you! What am I?The answer is: see-saw.


How does products supply impact its price?

When supply increases and demand decreases, the price goes down. When supply goes up and demand stays the same, price also goes down. When demand goes up and supply either stays the same or decreases, then the price goes up


How can updrafts and downdrafts exist in the same thundercloud?

the updraft wind goes up and the down draft wind goes down


What goes up and down but still continues to be in the same place?

Stairs! right?


What does the respiratory system do when you are dancing?

it goes up and down coapfhapdhf it goes up and down coapfhapdhf it goes up and down coapfhapdhf


What goes up when i goes down and down when it's up?

inflation


What goes up and down but doesnt move?

age,temperature,time


Why half of time of flight is the maximum height?

If you throw a ball into the air it goes up reaches a peak then comes back down. The amount of time to reach the peak is exaclty the same amount of time for the ball to fall back down from the peak. So half of the total time of flight is where it peaks at max height. This is due to the uniform acceleration from gravity that slows the ball down on the way up to the peak at exactly the same rate that it speeds up on the way back down.