If one drinks too much alcohol, they lose their balance while walking. Which part of the brain is getting affected by the alcohol and is thus responsible for this movement? Identify the part and write a brief note on it.

If one drinks too much alcohol, they lose their balance while walking. Which part of the brain is getting affected by the alcohol and is thus responsible for this movement? Identify the part and write a brief note on it.

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