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Statements that represent social model of disability and medical model?

Hi, can someone help me on Assignment 031 Task cii , identify which statements represent the social model of disability and which represent the medical model of disability.
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john can't come on the trip because he is in a wheelchair v john can come on the trip because the bus we have hired hasn't got a ramp. which one makes john the problem? that s the medical model
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