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Q: What are rigid bodies
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Q: Where does the thermal energy come from when a firefighter slides down a pole
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Q: What mechanical force of contraction is generated
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Q: How does gas energy work
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Q: What is the distance between two spheres each with a charge
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Q: Acceleration produced by an unbalanced force acting on an object is what
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