What can prescription drugs do to you if they were not meant to be snorted but you did it anyways

Amanda, a forensics expert, has been called in to examine blood samples and prints found at a crime scene. she conducts a thorough analysis of the matter using her expertise and knowledge. she then prepares forensic reports to support the police investigation. what type of evidence has amanda provided in this situation? a. real evidence b. testimonial evidence c. direct evidence d. circumstantial evidence

What is the bottle's speed, as a percentage of the ball's incoming speed?

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