25. Philip stands at the end of the diving board, 2m from its point of attachment. If the board is 1 m wide and 5 cm thick and flexes under his weight by 12 cm, how many kg is Philip? The shear modulus of the board is 317kPa. (The mass of the board can be neglected) 75 kg 85 kg 95 kg 105 kg

25. Philip stands at the end of the diving board, 2m from its point of attachment. If the board is 1 m wide and 5 cm thick and flexes under his weight by 12 cm, how many kg is Philip? The shear modulus of the board is 317kPa. (The mass of the board can be neglected) 75 kg 85 kg 95 kg 105 kg

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25. Philip stands at the end of the diving board, 2m from its point of attachment. If the board is 1
m wide and 5 cm thick and flexes under his weight by 12 cm, how many kg is Philip? The shear
modulus of the board is 317kPa. (The mass of the board can be neglected)
75 kg
85 kg
95 kg
105 kg

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