Science, asked by altairreparc14, 2 months ago

what happened to the folded papers when they are pushed toward each other explain

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer: When the two folded papers collide, the parts of the paper that collided with each other piled up, creating what looks like mountain ranges.

Answered by ppankajrajput10
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When the two folded papers collide, the parts of the paper that collided with each other piled up, creating what looks like mountain ranges.

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