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Physics, 29.10.2021 03:20 kaylailkanic1487

calcule el trabajo necesario para elevar un alambre de longitud 1 y estirar la superficie de un liquido una altura h como se muestra en la figura. Desprecie la energía potencial gravitacional


calcule el trabajo necesario para elevar un alambre de longitud 1 y estirar la superficie de un liq

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