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3 years ago

When starting to slide down a waterslide, why would a person push on the sides of the slide?

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The correct answer is B
Explication: this is because the person is trying to make themselves move so they can go down the slide.

katrin2010 [14]3 years ago

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B because he’s trying to go faster and move his body or the tube

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