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Please help Can you think of anything that you use on a daily basis that DOESN'T need energy to work?
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Can you think of anything that you use on a daily basis that DOESN'T need energy to work?

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walking and running and yeah
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Answer:

A chair.

Step-by-step explanation:

You use a chair pretty much every day, and it does not require energy to work. You just sit in it. Couches and pillows can also be other examples of this.

I hope this helps!

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