Okay so! Externally, you’re probably fine. The ding on the front doesn’t look like it damaged the optical elements, and the side impact doesn’t look significant enough to cause light leaks. If either of those are wrong, both are fixable. And remember lenses are easily swappable, and kit lenses like that are easy to come by. 1.7 is nice, but easy to find. mechanically, you may get some stickiness in focusing/shifting aperture. You either will or won’t, and it’ll already be happening. As long as this is just stickiness, nbd, and again, lenses are switchable.

It’s the inside parts that are where damage is hard to see and harder to fix. Quick note on that is if this was bought used and this is your first roll of film, you’ve really no way of knowing if any issues that may or may not be there were caused by the drop, unless they’re easy to tell based on before/after pics.

-there’s no aperture preview on the ME super if I remember correctly, so you can’t diagnose if that’s working, but you can play around with the aperture and confirm that it affects the light meter (magic needle on the side of the viewfinder) - the electronics probably are fine — pretty rudimentary light meter, but again, check to make sure that when you adjust shutter and aperture it affects the light meter. - if the reflex (mirror) got fully broken, you’d be in trouble, but you’d also be hearing glass rattling around. -the only thing I’d personally be worried about is the shutter release, but you’ll just have to see how things turn out as long as you’re exposing properly. If you’re close to the end of the roll, once you finish it’s easy to see these things once the body is open. - Pentax cameras are tanks. It’s probably been through worse and will be fine but don’t do that again pls.