Inclined Plane and Simple
00:00 - 02:55
2m 55s

Susie sings a song about inclined planes. In the song, she highlights a scenario in which they are useful: building pyramids in ancient Egypt. The song is accompanied by visuals to illustrate how an inclined plane works.

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