Bouncing and Rolling

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Terry J. JenningsDavid AnsteyFirst published 19907 editions

Presents simple experiments and activities to demonstrate why some objects bounce and roll and others do not, why some balls bounce higher than others, how to measure balls, and how hard a rolling ball can push.

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First publish date April 19902 credited authorsSearch language english

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Bouncing and Rolling
Terry J. Jennings | Franklin Watts | April 1990
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Bouncing and rolling
Terry J. Jennings | Gloucester Press | 1988
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Ce qui roule et rebondit
Terry J. Jennings | Editions du Trecarre | 1988
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Into Science
Terry J. Jennings | Oxford University Press | March 31, 1988
Into ScienceTerry J. Jennings, David Anstey
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Into Science
Terry J. Jennings, David Anstey | Oxford University Press | April 21, 1988
Bouncing and rollingTerry J. Jennings
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Bouncing and rolling
Terry J. Jennings | Oxford University Press | 1988
Bouncing and rollingTerry J. Jennings
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Bouncing and rolling
Terry J. Jennings | Gloucester Press | 1988