A petite young woman distributes her 500 N weights equally over the heels of her high-heeled shoes.
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(a) What pressure is exerted on the floor by each heel?
(b) With the same pressure, how much weight could be supported by two flat-bottomed sandals each of area 200 cm3-?
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As we know, to break a coconut we have to apply 400 pounds of pressure to it. In pounds = 400psi In newton = 1779.29N Starting from the first person he will try to break the coconut with his hands. As we know humans can exert a force 292 newtons by their hands. So force by hand is approximately = 300 N Then the second and third one also try to break it by hand but they fail too.
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