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marin [14]
3 years ago
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A football coach starts at the 50-yard line (a) and walks to the 10-yard line (b) he turns around and walks to the 40-yard line

(c) he turns around again and walks back to the 0-yard line (d) he turns around once more and walks back to the the 30-yard line
Physics
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