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Physics, 20.07.2020 01:01 razuahammad1603

Research how a centrifuge works. Relate the mass of an object to its centripetal force, and give examples of how centrifuges are used. Include at least two authoritative research sources to support your response.
Record these sources at the end of your response.

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