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Everytime a train passes Ms. Lindsey's house, one specific item on her dresser rattles. Use physics to explain why this occurs.
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Everytime a train passes Ms. Lindsey's house, one specific item on her dresser rattles. Use physics to explain why this occurs.

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Answer: gravity

Explanation: the moving and sifting around in the train

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