Kelsey's dad might (laugh).
Hope this is helpful :)
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It affects the motion of a gymnast in many ways...including falling off the beam, wobbling, and messing up skills. As the gymnast's legs exert that extra force, the beam is stretched more than normal and thus exerts a larger than normal force on the gymnast, causing her to fly up into the air and allowing her to perform her jump. One of the forces acting on the gymnast is gravity and weight. It also can be the way she jumps. But from whatit looks like its a really good 180 split jump/leap.
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I know this because im a gymnast myself
I hope this helps
Answer:
B
Explanation:
It is an open ended question because it cannot be answered with just a simple "yes" or "no" you actually have to include information to answer letter B
Aichmophobia is the fear of sharp things, including needles, pencils, knives, and protruding corners
I don't think so probably not but maybe.. just maybe :l
