WRK-1: The average cross-sectional area of leg 3 cm² and all of body weight 700 orted of this leg, and the amount of shorting (AL) = 0.15 mm find the length of in meter if you know that young's modulus of the bone is 1.8 * 10¹0 N/m². L A-3x

WRK-1: The average cross-sectional area of leg 3 cm² and all of body weight 700 orted of this leg, and the amount of shorting (AL) = 0.15 mm find the length of in meter if you know that young's modulus of the bone is 1.8 * 10¹0 N/m². L A-3x

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HOMEWRK-1: The average cross-sectional area of leg 3 cm² and all of body weight 700
N supported of this leg, and the amount of shorting (AL) = 0.15 mm find the length of
this leg in meter if you know that young's modulus of the bone is 1.8 * 10¹0 N/m².
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L = 1.157 m
L?
A--3X1=4
F-100
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