8.What causes the shower curtain to move in during shower? O A. There is more air inside the curtain. O B. The pressure is higher inside the curtain. O C. There is lesser air inside the curtain. O D. The pressure is lower inside the curtain.

8.What causes the shower curtain to move in during shower? O A. There is more air inside the curtain. O B. The pressure is higher inside the curtain. O C. There is lesser air inside the curtain. O D. The pressure is lower inside the curtain.

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8.What causes the shower curtain to move in during shower?
O A. There is more air inside the curtain.
O B. The pressure is higher inside the curtain.
O C. There is lesser air inside the curtain.
D. The pressure is lower inside the curtain.

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