Physics

Jazlene Jacobs

23 April, 18:49

Which of these questions about skateboarding can be answered using measurements?

A. How much force is needed to break a skateboard?

B. Why do people enjoy skateboarding?

C. Which trick is the most popular?

D. Should there be a law against skateboarding in parking garages?

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