The heels on a pair of women's shoes have a radius of 0.4cm at the bottom. If 28% of the 313N weight of a woman is supported by each heel, find the stress on each heel. (Include the SI unit in your answer.)

The heels on a pair of women's shoes have a radius of 0.4cm at the bottom. If 28% of the 313N weight of a woman is supported by each heel, find the stress on each heel. (Include the SI unit in your answer.)

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The heels on a pair of women's shoes have a
radius of 0.4cm at the bottom. If 28% of the
313N weight of a woman is supported by each
heel, find the stress on each heel. (Include the SI
unit in your answer.)
Note: Use this notation in writing units with
exponents greater than 1. (Example: s?= s2)

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