English, 20.04.2020 23:33 ichooseme10

Read the paragraph from the preface of a nonfiction text.

This book is divided into six parts. Each has information about one of the six types of machines: the wheel and axle (it changed civilization!); the inclined plane (those ramps!); the wedge; the lever; the pulley; and the screw (yes, it’s a simple machine). Each part includes some simple examples along with some of the complex structures that I have designed using one or more of these simple machines.

Which pattern did the author use to organize the book?

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description
classification
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Read the paragraph from the preface of a nonfiction text.

This book is divided into six...