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Physics, 25.10.2021 06:40, ccispoppin12
Imagine that you design running shoes for a living. Which biometric would be most useful?
A.
the average weight of a runner
B.
the number of runners in a popular urban area
C.
the points of impact when the foot hits the ground
D.
the distance that beginning runners attempt to finish
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