Given that the force per unit area that may cause a bone fracture is 109 dyne/cm2,the minimum height from which a 70-kg man would jump and consequently has a fracture if he falls flat on his heels (the area of impact is 2 cm² and the impact time is 0.01 s) is: O a. 4.16 m O b. 4.16 cm Oc. 41.6 cm O d. 41.6 m

Given that the force per unit area that may cause a bone fracture is 109 dyne/cm2,the minimum height from which a 70-kg man would jump and consequently has a fracture if he falls flat on his heels (the area of impact is 2 cm² and the impact time is 0.01 s) is: O a. 4.16 m O b. 4.16 cm Oc. 41.6 cm O d. 41.6 m

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Chapter3: Vectors

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