Topic Brief: Why doesn't youtube put "do not attempt" warnings on things like this? After seeing the viral video, I learned this in a couple of nights at gymnastics practice.
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This is a video I made to help my students see the law of conservation of momentum in a (semi) After seeing the viral video, I learned this in a couple of nights at gymnastics practice.
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