Physics, 30.08.2021 14:00, johnsonkhalee

1. Look around you and list down your observations. Have a friend do the same thing on the same Identify common observations you had and discuss any dissimilar remarks you have each made. environment (school, home, market, etc.). Compare your observations once both of you are finished.

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