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The Following Belong to Which Class of Lever? Wheelbarrow - Physics

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The following belong to which class of lever?

Wheelbarrow

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Second-class of lever

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पाठ 2: Simple Machines - Short Answers

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आईसीएसई Physics [English] Class 10
पाठ 2 Simple Machines
Short Answers | Q 26.11

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