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My time at university so far... Lilli in Leicester

The Course SUVAT

Force Work Energy Momentum The Course Force Work Energy Momentum

The Course Rotation Gravity

Static Equilibrium Elasticity Fluids The Course Static Equilibrium Elasticity Fluids

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The Course Elementary Functions

Observational Astronomy The Course Observational Astronomy

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The Societies

The Societies 20” other is 12”

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