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Q: What useful energy is in a light bulb
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Q: Why do we need coal to generate electricity
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Q: What is the motion of the hand wave
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Q: What kind of change occurs when a splint is broken in half
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Q: Why do you hear distant sounds
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Q: What is the density of a cube with sides of 4cm and mass of 512g
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Q: What does solar nuclear and oil all have in common
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Q: What are the science objectives in physics
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Q: If the sum of all the forces on a ball is zerowhat is the ball doing
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Q: What is a cofficient
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Q: What does AC stand for in physics
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Q: What is the part of speech for light in this sentene a light drizzle fell all day.
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