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Starter Directions: Identify the measurements for the following units. 1.Meter 2.Hertz 3.Horsepower 4.Newton*meter 5.Newton

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Exit Slip You are jumping on a trampling. You touch your sister or brother and you both feel a shock. This is an example of Induction, Conduction, and Friction.