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Complete problem 4.53 in the textbook. Calculate what is asked for with the given Young’s modulus,...

Complete problem 4.53 in the textbook. Calculate what is asked for with the given Young’s modulus, but also assuming the floor is concrete, and if it is rubber. You may use Matlab or other tools for specific one-step mathematical functions.

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