When serving as you extend your racket back _______. Tennis 1.hold the ball to the racket 2.bounce the ball 3.toss the ball in front of you 4.toss your ball into the air

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When serving as you extend your racket back _______. Tennis

1.hold the ball to the racket
2.bounce the ball
3.toss the ball in front of you
4.toss your ball into the air

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The Answer is 4.Toss your ball into the air

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4. Toss your ball into the air

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