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 \nTo hop,I push offfrom the ground.  \nPush it!  \nIt takes force to move things.Does it take moreforce to move heavy things?Try this to find out.  \nYou will need  \nPut the lids on the tubs.  \n·3 identical,opaqueAsk a helper to moveplastic tubs with lidsthe tubs around until yoU  \n·small rocks or marblesdon't know which is which.  \n·Uncooked macaroni orother small pastaPush each tub across  \n·crumpled paperthe table.Which tubtook the most force (thebiggest push)to move?Fill one tub with rocks or What do you think is in it?marbles,one with pasta Which took the least forceand one with crumpled(the smallest push)tomove?What do you thinkis in it?Remove the lids tosee if you were right.  \n# What to do","cbCaikybnMh1NSWl","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikybnMh1NSWl","pdf",3154319,36,"English","# Push and pull\n# Move it!","[{\"question\":\"What is a force in this book?\",\"answer\":\"A push or a pull is called a force. 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