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Physics, 02.01.2020 21:31, cherishofomah04

The teharians want to build another bridge next to the golden great bridge. in the spring, it would have the same length as the golden great bridge. however, in the summer, it should increase its length by 2.30 m. what substance should be used to build the new bridge

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