A particular table has six identical legs, and the surface area at the bottom of each leg in contact with the floor is 2.40 x 10 m. Assume the legs are uniformly spaced around the table, and the mass of the table is uniformly distributed with respect to the legs. The total mass of the table is 47.7 kg. What is the pressure (in Pa) on the bottom of each table leg (due to the floor alone, ignoring atmospheric pressure)? Pa

A particular table has six identical legs, and the surface area at the bottom of each leg in contact with the floor is 2.40 x 10 m. Assume the legs are uniformly spaced around the table, and the mass of the table is uniformly distributed with respect to the legs. The total mass of the table is 47.7 kg. What is the pressure (in Pa) on the bottom of each table leg (due to the floor alone, ignoring atmospheric pressure)? Pa

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