When a person is walking, each hip now supports up to 2.5 times his upper weight, depending on how fast he is walking. (Recall that when you walk, your weight shifts from one leg to the other and your body comes down fairly hard on each leg.) For a 65 kg person, what is the maximum kinetic friction force at the hip joint if Fk has its minimum value of 0.0050?

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