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    A swing moving back and forth or a clock’s
                      pendulum  are  examples of repetitive

                      motion.  The  movement  repeats  in  the
                      same path, whether it’s back and forth or

                      up and down. Machines that use repetitive
                      motion, like sewing machines or windscreen
                      wipers,  rely  on  this  consistent  action  to

                      perform tasks efficiently.

                      Repetitive motion happens because of the
                      forces acting on the object. Once a force starts the motion, it can continue,
                      sometimes with help from gravity or other forces.

                                                                                                     21 st   #Creativity
                                                                                                   Century
                        Activity      Building a Motorizes Swing                                    Skills  #information Literacy

                      Basic Assembly Guide

                      Step 1

                             CT2      1 pc         CT3      2 pcs         P5      1 pc

                           P7 x 11    1 pc       CT (1 x 2) 2 pcs

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