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Flauer [41]
3 years ago
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Pun zapato de golf tiene 10 tacos cada uno con un área de 0.01 pulgadas en contacto con el piso suponga que caminar hay un insta

nte en que los tacos soportan el peso completo y una persona de 180 libras cuál es la presión ejercida por los tacos sobre el suelo
Physics
1 answer:
Mars2501 [29]3 years ago
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Answer:

Las presión ejercida por los tacos sobre el suelo es 900 libras por pulgada cuadrada.

Explanation:

Según la Física, comprendemos que la presión es igual a la fuerza dividida por área. En este caso, el peso de la persona dividida por área total de los tacos de los zapatos de golf suponiendo una distribución uniforme de la fuerza. Es decir:

\sigma = \frac{W}{n\cdot A_{T}} (Eq. 1)

Donde:

\sigma - Presión, medida en libras por pulgada cuadrada.

W - Peso de la persona, medida en libras.

n - Cantidad de tacos en los zapatos, adimensional.

A_{T} - Área del taco, medida en pulgadas cuadradas.

Si conocemos que W = 180\,lb, n = 20 y A_{T} = 0.01\,in^{2}, la presión es:

\sigma = \frac{180\,lb}{(20)\cdot (0.01\,in^{2})}

\sigma = 900\,psi

Las presión ejercida por los tacos sobre el suelo es 900 libras por pulgada cuadrada.

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