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When a person lifts an object
improperly, a force of 4000 N may be
created between vertebrae in the
spine, and this may be applied to an
area as small as 10 cm2, then the
pressure created is;
O 760 atm
о None of them correct
O
50 atm
O 39.6 atm
O
39.6 N/m2

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