Q7: What is the compression in the tibia of lengthh = 30 cm of a person of mass m =standing erect? The bone is regarded as a hollow circular tube with internal radius r, = 1.2 cmand external radius r, = 1.75 cm, and Young's modulus along the axis is Y = 2 × 1010N/m².If the maximum tensile strength of tibia is 1.4 × 10®N/m², What is the compression in the tibiaat the point of fracture?80 kg%3DFibula1.Tibia

Data given h= L = 30 cm = 0.3m m = 80 kg r1 = 1.2 cm = 0.012 m r2 = 1.75 cm = 0.0175 m E = 2×…

Q7: What is the compression in the tibia of length h standing erect? The bone is regarded as a hollow circular tube with internal radius r = 1.2 cm and external radius r2 = 1.75 cm, and Young's modulus along the axis is Y = 2 x 1010N/m². If the maximum tensile strength of tibia is 1.4 x 10°N/m2, What is the compression in the tibia at the point of fracture? 30 cm of a person of mass m = 80 kg %3D

Q7: What is the compression in the tibia of length h standing erect? The bone is regarded as a hollow circular tube with internal radius r = 1.2 cm and external radius r2 = 1.75 cm, and Young's modulus along the axis is Y = 2 x 1010N/m². If the maximum tensile strength of tibia is 1.4 x 10°N/m2, What is the compression in the tibia at the point of fracture? 30 cm of a person of mass m = 80 kg %3D

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Q7: What is the compression in the tibia of lengthh = 30 cm of a person of mass m =
standing erect? The bone is regarded as a hollow circular tube with internal radius r, = 1.2 cm
and external radius r, = 1.75 cm, and Young's modulus along the axis is Y = 2 × 1010N/m².
If the maximum tensile strength of tibia is 1.4 × 10®N/m², What is the compression in the tibia
at the point of fracture?
80 kg
%3D
Fibula
1.
Tibia

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