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Physics, 16.10.2020 19:01 yadirachavez2002

Una bailarina de 50 kg, se apoya sobre la punta de uno de sus pies. Sabiendo que la superficie de la punta es de 6 cm2, ¿Qué presión ejerce sobre el suelo?

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