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Physics, 10.12.2019 03:31 laurabwhiddon

Which of the following is contained in a shovel?

inclined plane and a wedge

wedge and lever

wedge and pulley

pulley and inclined plane

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Which of the following is contained in a shovel?

inclined plane and a wedge

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