B Which of the following will exert the greatest pressure when standing on the
ground?
A an e...
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B Which of the following will exert the greatest pressure when standing on the
ground?
A an elephant: weight 50 000 N, area of one foot 0.2 m2
B atmospheric pressure: 105 Pa
C ballerina: weight 450 N, on one point, area 0.0015 m2
D man: weight 800 N, area of one foot 0.025 m2
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