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Q17. A force compresses a bone by 0.20 mm. The same force compresses a second bone of twice
the length but the same cross-sectional area. The second bone compresses by
A. 0.40 mm
B. 0.10 mm
C. 0.20 mm
D. 0.05 mm
E. 0.80 mm
F. None of the above

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