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1. Force, Work & EnergyMarie Jessica B. Alumaga 2. Objectives:• To cite examples of forces encountered in dayto day activities• To describe and discuss the four fundamentalforces•…

1. Energy: the ability to cause changes in matter Energy can be transform, or change, from one form into another. 2. Example:A child kicks a ball.The child has energy from…

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Slide 1Weekly Announcements No Homework today Notebook Check today Quiz on Cellular Respiration Tuesday Next week Lab on Chlorophyll Monday Next week Test on Chapter 4 Friday…

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