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2 years ago

Im needing help yall

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mario62 [17]2 years ago

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A and B I believe.

It would be A because jump height can be found out by the amount of force you exert to get you into the air minus the gravitational force.

It would also be B because the amount of time you run on the track can be found out by dividing the track length by your speed on the track.

Hope this helps!

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