Kindly answer number 2 only. Thank you 1. At the local airport, a personcarries a 21-kg suitcase inone hand. Assuming thehumerus (the upper arm bone)supports the entire weight ofthe suitcase, determine theamount by which it stretches.(the humerus is assumed to be13cm in length and to have aneffective cross sectional areaof 5.2 x10^4 sq.m) Y of bone(tension) = 1.6x10^10 Pa2. A horizontal force of 1.2 N isapplied to the top of a stack ofpancakes 13 cm in diameterand 9.0 cm high. The result isa sheer deformation of 2.5 cm.What is the sheer modulus forthese pancakes?

(2) Write the given values with the suitable variables. F=1.2 Nd=13 cm=0.13 mh=9 cm=0.09 mΔx=2.5…

2. A horizontal force of 1.2 N is applied to the top of a stack of pancakes 13 cm in diameter and 9.0 cm high. The result is a sheer deformation of 2.5 cm. What is the sheer modulus for these pancakes?

2. A horizontal force of 1.2 N is applied to the top of a stack of pancakes 13 cm in diameter and 9.0 cm high. The result is a sheer deformation of 2.5 cm. What is the sheer modulus for these pancakes?

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