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ivanzaharov [21]2 years ago

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$\bold{Heya~!}$

For the first drop down.

Your answer will be is :

<h3>C. Normal force. </h3>

And, the second drop down.

Your answer will be is :

<h3>B. The puck will move off in a different direction.</h3>

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