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Physics, 18.04.2020 23:29 richaeviney

This is called a Rube Goldberg device. It attempts to perform a simple task through a complex series of steps. Most of the time, what is used for each step? A) solar cells
B) simple machines
C) complex machines
D) plants and animals

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