for the purposes of answering this question assume that the arm itself is weighl
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for the purposes of answering this question assume that the arm itself is weighless. if the muscle attached to the arm can contract at a rate of 7.0 cm/s withforce of 15000 N then
a. what is the maximum angular velocityof the arm if the muscle is attached 1 cm from the elbow?
b. What is the maximum weight that can held in the hand if the muscle is attached 1 cm from the elbow?
c What is the maximum angular velocity of the arm if the muscle is attached 3 cm from the elbow?
d. What is the maximum weight that can held in the hand if the muscle is attached 3 cm from the elbow?
Explanation / Answer
(a) Angular velocity(W) = V/r = 7/1= 7 sec-1
(b) for max. weight
moment of force = moment of weight lifted ( about elbow)
(1)*15000 = x*9.8*40
x= 38.26 Kg
(c) Angular Velocity(W) = V/r = 7/3 sec-1
(d)for max. weight
moment of force = moment of weight lifted ( about elbow)
(3)*15000 = x*9.8*40
x= 114.79 Kg
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