Q37) A 0.5 kg book is resting on a table. Its cover has a surface area of 0.06 m². You push down on the bookwith your hand with a force of magnitude 50 N, with your arm inclined at an angle of 40° with respect tothe normal to the book's surface (see Figure 33). The area of your hand in contact with the book, Ahand, is0.012 m².(a) Find the pressure exerted by your hand on the book.(b) What is the pressure exerted on the table by the book when your hand is pressing on the book?40°50.0 NFig. 33: The force exerted by the hand on the book is represented by an arrowthat makes an angle of 40° with respect to the normal to the book.

Given that: Area of book cover, Abook=0.06 m2Weight of book,…

Q37) A 0.5 kg book is resting on a table. Its cover has a surface area of 0.06 m². You push down on the book with your hand with a force of magnitude 50 N, with your arm inclined at an angle of 40° with respect to the normal to the book's surface (see Figure 33). The area of your hand in contact with the book, Anand, is 0.012 m². (a) Find the pressure exerted by your hand on the book. (b) What is the pressure exerted on the table by the book when your hand is pressing on the book? 40° 50.0 N Fig. 33: The force exerted by the hand on the book is represented by an arrow that mokes on ongle of 40° with resnoet to the normal to the book

Q37) A 0.5 kg book is resting on a table. Its cover has a surface area of 0.06 m². You push down on the book with your hand with a force of magnitude 50 N, with your arm inclined at an angle of 40° with respect to the normal to the book's surface (see Figure 33). The area of your hand in contact with the book, Anand, is 0.012 m². (a) Find the pressure exerted by your hand on the book. (b) What is the pressure exerted on the table by the book when your hand is pressing on the book? 40° 50.0 N Fig. 33: The force exerted by the hand on the book is represented by an arrow that mokes on ongle of 40° with resnoet to the normal to the book

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