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Simple bio-mechanics forces question

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Hi I am trying to solve this question in my book but i am not getting the write answer , can some one explain this.

Question : The approximate force which would tend to impact or slide the proximal fragment on the nail and distal fragment in the diagram above is ---------- NEWTONS?

THE DIAGRAM IS ATTACHED

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