Science Note: Using corrugated boards to introduce the concept of'turning effect of forces' to less academically inclined students

By Nazir Amir

Issue 358 | Page 22 | Published Sep 2015

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Using corrugated boards to introduce the concept of'turning effect of forces' to less academically inclined students

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