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considering the moment about foot
w * 0.9 = 1.5 Fh
59* 9.8* 0.9 / 1.5 = Fh
Fh = 346.92 N
equilibrium of forces along vertical
Ff + Fh = mg
Ff + 346.92 = 59* 9.8
Ff = 231.28 N
force on each foot = Ff/2 = 115.64 N
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