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Elasticity

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Description: Each object has a constant elasticity. And if it had crossed the line from the point of elasticity of the object will drop out of the break. (See picture above!). By downloading this file, then you will get useful knowledge related to elasticity, the relationship between the extension (cm) and weight (N).

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Title: Elasticity.swf
File Format: Shockwave Flash Object
Size: 18.3 KB (18,825 bytes)
Run with the program: Macromedia Flash Player 7.0 R14
Price: Free
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