A 80 kg man is at 50,000 ft on an airplane where g is 9.654 m/s2 if all his weight is transferred into his seat and he occupies a total of 0.13 m2 of said seat. What is the pressure he applies to the seat?

A 80 kg man is at 50,000 ft on an airplane where g is 9.654 m/s2 if all his weight is transferred into his seat and he occupies a total of 0.13 m2 of said seat. What is the pressure he applies to the seat?

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A 80 kg man is at 50,000 ft on an airplane where g is 9.654 m/s2
if all his weight is
transferred into his seat and he occupies a total of 0.13 m2 of said seat. What is the pressure he applies to
the seat?

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