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What class is the teeter totter?
a teeter totter is a simple machine . that's all i know.
When was the teeter totter invented?
1704
What are uses of a lever?
A teeter totter
What actors and actresses appeared in Teeter Totter - 2008?
The cast of Teeter Totter - 2008 includes: Matthew Sauder as Park Dweller
What rhymes with teeter totter?
Harry Potter
How do you use a lever today?
Teeter totter
How you use lever today?
Teeter totter
How do you use levers today?
Teeter totter
Why is the fulcrum placed in the center of a teeter totter?
Thats how it is
What is a teeter-totter?
Same thing as a seesaw. See the Related Link below for pictures.
What class is the teeter-totter?
The teeter-totter is a simple machine classified as a lever, specifically a type of lever called a seesaw. Being a lever, it operates by a pivot point (fulcrum) with two balanced forces acting on either side.
What is does teetering mean?
To sway back and forth.EX: a teeter-totter
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