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[" 248"],[" Example "10.1" The two thigh bones "],[" (femurs).each of cross-sectional area "10cm^(2)],[" support the upper part of a human body of "],[" mass "40kg" .Estimate the average pressure "],[" sustained by the femurs."]

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