Hii so I am out of town unable to do this for my class can you guys use things in your own home? I will BRAINLIST!!1

Physics

2 answers:

ExtremeBDS [4]2 years ago

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1.)t.v
2.) tablet
3.)nightstand
4.) led lights
5.) soft pillow
That’s all I can think of because I don’t have a lot

Luda [366]2 years ago

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1. bed
2. tv
3. phone
4. chair
5. desk
6. couch
7. toilet
8. bathtub
9. lamp
10. night stand
11. blinds
12. curtains
13. candles
14. pens
15. blankets
16. pillows
17. earbuds
18. soap
19. fan
20. air conditioning

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