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Maleah Gallagher
24 April, 18:41
Is work being done if you push a child in a wagon
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Jaylin Levy
24 April, 20:51
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yes. youre using energy to make the wagon with the child in the wagon
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Adalynn Simpson
24 April, 21:57
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Yes, The Work Would Be You Push The Wagon And The Child Which Adds Extra Weight, Which Is More Energy
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