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Chapter 15, Problem 15.40P
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Interpretation:
To comprehend the direction of spirals in the telephone cord or spiral binding on a notebook.
Concept Introduction:
The direction of spiral in telephone cord or spiral binding on a notebook is always in one direction hence exhibits handedness.
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