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Energy possessed by an oscillating pendulum of a clock is?
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What feature of cell theory is best demonstrated in the image
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Brian made this table to organize his notes on changes of state change of state energy change melting gain freezing lose deposition gain condensation lose
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Fossils of ancestors of the modern horses show a small 4-toed almost dog-like browsing animal named eohippus over time the horses got larger lost toes and changed to a grazing diet what is the best explanation of why this change occurred
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