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You Hang from a Pair of Gym Rings and the Upward

Question 70

Question 70

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You hang from a pair of gym rings and the upward support forces of the rings will always


A) each be half your weight.
B) each be equal to your weight.
C) add up to equal your weight.
D) add up to more than your weight.

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