15. Given a front hand brake of a bicycle. The applied force, P = 70 N and the equivalent area and length of thecable is 1.02 mm² and 460 mm respectively. If the elongation of the cable is found to be 0.225 mm, find thenormal stress in the cable.a.137b. 153Brake cable, L= 460 mma. 782b. 78437.5 mm/A50 mmHand brake pivot A-100 mm-C.d.168195P (Resultantof distributedpressure)16. How much should an 80-kg person weigh (in Newtons) if he is on top of Mt. Kilimanjaro, which is at 5890 mabove sea level? The mass and radius of the earth are 5.9742 x 1024 kg and 6378 km, respectively. Use auniversal gravitational constant of 6.67 x 10-¹1 m³/kg-s²C.786d. 788Uniform handbrake pressure

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15. Given a front hand brake of a bicycle. The applied force, P = 70 N and the equivalent area and length of the cable is 1.02 mm² and 460 mm respectively. If the elongation of the cable is found to be 0.225 mm, find the normal stress in the cable. Brake cable, L= 460 mm 37.5 mm 50 mm Hand brake pivot A P (Resultant of distributed pressure)

15. Given a front hand brake of a bicycle. The applied force, P = 70 N and the equivalent area and length of the cable is 1.02 mm² and 460 mm respectively. If the elongation of the cable is found to be 0.225 mm, find the normal stress in the cable. Brake cable, L= 460 mm 37.5 mm 50 mm Hand brake pivot A P (Resultant of distributed pressure)

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