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An invention is something created by a person that did not exist before and has a practical use, while a discovery is something that already existed but was not known. Examples of discoveries include fire, America, and gravity, which existed before but were unknown, while inventions like the mobile phone, bicycle, and computer were created by people and did not exist previously. The document provides definitions and examples to distinguish between inventions, which are created, and discoveries, which are found.
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