1.10 You are handed an apple that has a mass of 102 g. To get a better of idea ofwhat different pressures feel like, you rig up several systems where the force ofthe apple is distributed over objects of different size.(a) What is the weight of this apple (in units of N and lb;)?(b) You stick a square-ended toothpick into the apple and balance it on yourfinger. What is the pressure of the apple (in units of Pa, psi, and atm) thatyou feel on your finger?(c) You cut the apple up into slices and place them on your hand. What is theof the apple on your hand (in units of Pa, psi, and atm)?pressure(d) You smash the apple into applesauce and spread it over a table. What isthe pressure of the applesauce on the table (in units of Pa, psi, and atm)?

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1.10 You are handed an apple that has a mass of 102 g. To get a better of idea of
what different pressures feel like, you rig up several systems where the force of
the apple is distributed over objects of different size.
(a) What is the weight of this apple (in units of N and lb;)?
(b) You stick a square-ended toothpick into the apple and balance it on your
finger. What is the pressure of the apple (in units of Pa, psi, and atm) that
you feel on your finger?
(c) You cut the apple up into slices and place them on your hand. What is the
of the apple on your hand (in units of Pa, psi, and atm)?
pressure
(d) You smash the apple into applesauce and spread it over a table. What is
the pressure of the applesauce on the table (in units of Pa, psi, and atm)?

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