At the shown position, the ground reaction forces measured using a force platform are 600N in the vertical direction (Fy) and 200N in horizontal direction (Fx). The mass of the limb below the knee is 4kg with the centre of gravity at the point G. Determine the forces and moment applied to the knee joint. Draw correct free body diagram using any part of the body shown below. At the shown position, the ground reaction forces measured using a force platform are 600N inthe vertical direction (Fy) and 200N in horizontal direction (Fx). The mass of the limb below theknee is 4kg with the centre of gravity at the point G. Determine the forces and moment appliedto the knee joint. Draw correct free body diagram using any part of the body shown below.40cmFxGRFFyG8cm12cm22cmFx GRFFy

Draw the free-body diagram of the limb.

At the shown position, the ground reaction forces measured using a force platform are 600N in the vertical direction (Fy) and 200N in horizontal direction (Fx). The mass of the limb below the knee is 4kg with the centre of gravity at the point G. Determine the forces and moment applied to the knee joint. Draw correct free body diagram using any part of the body shown below. 40cm FX GRF Fy G 8cm 22cm 12cm FX GRF Fy

At the shown position, the ground reaction forces measured using a force platform are 600N in the vertical direction (Fy) and 200N in horizontal direction (Fx). The mass of the limb below the knee is 4kg with the centre of gravity at the point G. Determine the forces and moment applied to the knee joint. Draw correct free body diagram using any part of the body shown below. 40cm FX GRF Fy G 8cm 22cm 12cm FX GRF Fy

International Edition---engineering Mechanics: Statics, 4th Edition

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Chapter5: Three-dimensional Equilibrium

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