What Simple Objects Can Be Modeled as Particles?

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This discussion centers on identifying two simple objects that can be modeled as particles. Participants express confusion regarding the classification of objects in physics and the appropriateness of the question for the forum. The consensus is that common examples include a marble and a grain of sand, both of which exhibit particle-like properties in various physical contexts.

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What are two simple objects that can be modeled as particles?
This has me totally stumped...
 
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shouldnt this be in the homework section?
 
I'm sorry, I'm new and I didn't read the rule about homework until after I submitted this thread.
 

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