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This document discusses forces and motion, including Newton's second law of motion, gravitational force, and finding the weight of objects on other planets. Students are instructed to bring a scientific calculator to class to solve problems related to these topics. They are also told to study vocabulary words, Newton's three laws of motion, quizzes, worksheets, and notes related to the chapter.
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The women's basketball team at La Solana has not started well, currently in last place in their group having only won one match. Some top scorers include Anabel Velacoracho and Alicia Ruiz.
Female athletes from La Solana have also found success, including Herminia Parra who was the runner-up in the 300 meters in Spain, and swimmer Rosa Maria Moreno who won the provincial gold medal in
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