When you have proper posture, your back is arched. A. True B. False

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When you have proper posture, your back is arched. A. True B. False

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False

When you have proper posture, your back is straight.

Graeme Wicksted answered Jun 18, 2020

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B: False your back is stright!

Edouard Berthe answered Jun 22, 2020

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