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Physics, 19.02.2021 02:20 DarcieMATHlin2589

Please answer these questions (as many as you can)! It’s 8 GCSE Physics questions on Thermal Insulation that I’ve been struggling with for a while, they aren’t too hard, I’m just no good at Physics. I’ve assigned some points, but I will award Brainliest and ask another question with up to 100 points depending on how much you’ve helped!

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Please answer these questions (as many as you can)! It’s 8 GCSE Physics questions on Thermal Insula

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