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When we jump on a concrete surface,the feet get injured.Why​
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When we jump on a concrete surface,the feet get injured.Why​

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Step-by-step explanation:

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its because a concrete surface is a hard surface which doesn't absorb the energy of gravitation when we fall down so we get hurt more badly..

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