Assume a person's mass is 54.0 kg and each of her shoes has an area of 195 cm?.Fon her feet if her weight isAWhat is the compressive stressF1.38 x104Раspread out evenly over both soles of her shoes?ABy what factor f does the compressive stress change if only10.0 cm? of each shoe is in contact with the floor (as might be37the case for high-heeled shoes)?Incorrect

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Assume a person's mass is 54.0 kg and each of her shoes has an area of 195 cm². F on her feet if her weight is A What is the compressive stress F 1.38 x104 Ра spread out evenly over both soles of her shoes? %3D A By what factor ƒ does the compressive stress change if only 10.0 cm? of each shoe is in contact with the floor (as might be 37 f = the case for high-heeled shoes)? Incorrect

Assume a person's mass is 54.0 kg and each of her shoes has an area of 195 cm². F on her feet if her weight is A What is the compressive stress F 1.38 x104 Ра spread out evenly over both soles of her shoes? %3D A By what factor ƒ does the compressive stress change if only 10.0 cm? of each shoe is in contact with the floor (as might be 37 f = the case for high-heeled shoes)? Incorrect

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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Chapter14: Static Equilibrium, Elasticity, And Fracture

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Problem 75PQ: Ruby, with mass 55.0 kg, is trying to reach a box on a high shelf by standing on her tiptoes. In...

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