physical therapy pool, a patient may lift weights underwater to ease the stress on his/her joints. If a patient is using a copper (specific gravity=8.9) ball with a radius of 6 cm: ilgior nig lautos ort lo sbutingom od D=m/v m= d.v a) How much force must the patient exert to hold the weight over the head, out of the water? 197101 V= 59 17₁²3 = 4(6) ³ = 904.32 r 70g Mass=V.D b) How much force must the patient exert to lift the weight underwater? 904.3214,9)=8048.45. N hermal force masal 3

physical therapy pool, a patient may lift weights underwater to ease the stress on his/her joints. If a patient is using a copper (specific gravity=8.9) ball with a radius of 6 cm: ilgior nig lautos ort lo sbutingom od D=m/v m= d.v a) How much force must the patient exert to hold the weight over the head, out of the water? 197101 V= 59 17₁²3 = 4(6) ³ = 904.32 r 70g Mass=V.D b) How much force must the patient exert to lift the weight underwater? 904.3214,9)=8048.45. N hermal force masal 3

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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