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Eric Conway

17 July, 20:38

When a spinning bike wheel is placed horizontally, hung from a pivot at one end, the axis of rotation of the wheel will swing in a horizontal circle. In which direction does it turn? a) upwardb) downwardc) horizontally, CWd) horizontally, CCW

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