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The balloon explodes more easily with the needle than nail -
(a) The needle puts more pressure on the balloon than the nail.
(b) The needle puts less pressure on the balloon than the nail.
(c) The needle is stiffer than the nail,

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The balloon explodes more easily with the needle than nail -

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(a) The needle puts more pressure on the balloon than the nail.

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