gymnast is attempting to perform splits As she does this, you can assume that the force between her feet and the ground is directed only along her legs. She has a mass of 56 kg and the distances in the figure are given belowThe distance values are a = 0.77 , and h = 0.18. From the information given in the figure, calculate the magnitude of the force, in newtons , exerted on each foot by the floor.

gymnast is attempting to perform splits As she does this, you can assume that the force between her feet and the ground is directed only along her legs. She has a mass of 56 kg and the distances in the figure are given belowThe distance values are a = 0.77 , and h = 0.18. From the information given in the figure, calculate the magnitude of the force, in newtons , exerted on each foot by the floor.

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