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Helpppp! THIS IS DUE AND A FEW MINUTES AND I AM DOING MULTIPLE ASSIGNMENTS AT ONCE PLS HELP!
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Helpppp! THIS IS DUE AND A FEW MINUTES AND I AM DOING MULTIPLE ASSIGNMENTS AT ONCE PLS HELP!

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the first cartoon with the lever would be pushing and pulling and the second one may be working together/opposite or do and do not
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well little kids i think are trying to pull down a adult but only the adult will only move a smudge so i guess there will be no movement? this may be wrong so i don’t know sorry if u get it wrong
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