A football (soccer) player can kick the ball with about 4 kN of force. Suppose an athlete accidentally kicks their competitor's tibia instead of the ball. This injury may be modeled by the diagram below, where the kick is represented by force F. Assume that the load is applied directly in the middle of the tibia. For the sake of simplicity, model the bone as a solid beam with 2 cm x 2 cm square cross-sectional area. Note that the pin and roller in the model do not induce reaction moments. Use E = 16 GPa. F F = 500 N/cm 20 cm (a) Draw a free body diagram (FBD) including all external forces.

A football (soccer) player can kick the ball with about 4 kN of force. Suppose an athlete accidentally kicks their competitor's tibia instead of the ball. This injury may be modeled by the diagram below, where the kick is represented by force F. Assume that the load is applied directly in the middle of the tibia. For the sake of simplicity, model the bone as a solid beam with 2 cm x 2 cm square cross-sectional area. Note that the pin and roller in the model do not induce reaction moments. Use E = 16 GPa. F F = 500 N/cm 20 cm (a) Draw a free body diagram (FBD) including all external forces.

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