If a 79.6 kg dancer stands on one toe, what is the magnitude of pressure exerted on that toe to support his weight?
(Magnitude only! No negative numbers)
*Assume that tip of the dancer's toe has a radius of 0.02 m and has a circular area of contact.
Area of a circle=pi r suared
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