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Two students are on a seesaw. Student B is bigger than student A, so the seesaw is not balanced. How could the seesaw be bounced?

Two students are on a seesaw. Student B is bigger than student A, so the seesaw is not balanced. How could the seesaw be bounced?
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Two students are on a seesaw. Student B is bigger than student A, so the seesaw is not balanced. How could the seesaw be bounced?

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With another person on student A’s side. I’m sorry if I wasn’t able to help. Im trying my best from the information given. :)
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