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    Circular motion is when an object moves in a circle
                     or along a curved path. This type of motion is seen in

                     many everyday examples, like the wheels on a car, a
                     spinning top, or the hands of a clock.

                     In circular motion, the object keeps moving around a
                                                      central point. For example,

                                                      when you ride a bicycle, the wheels turn in a circular
                                                      motion  to  help  you  move  forward.  Circular  motion

                                                      is important  in  machines  because  it  helps create
                                                      smooth and continuous movement, which is essential
                                                      for things like gears, motors, and fans.

                                                                                                    21 st   #Creativity
                                                                                                 Century   #Information Literacy
                      Activity       Building a Giant Wheel Model                                  Skills

                     Basic Assembly Guide

                     How to Construct

                                      I-  CL2- Use the
                                         connector to loosely connect 2 pieces.

                                      II-  CL2- Use the
                                          connector to attach 2 pieces.

                                      III-  CL2- Use the
                                          connector to attach 3 pieces.

                        During assembly ensure position of collar is same
                        as in the image in manual.

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