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BIO The leg and cast in Figure P4.20 weigh 220 N (w). Deter- mine the weight w2 and the angle a needed so that no force is exerted on the hip joint by the leg plus the cast. Bird food Figure 110N 40

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BIO The leg and cast in Figure
P4.20 weigh 220 N (w). Deter-
mine the weight w and the
angle a needed so that no force
is exerted on the hip joint by the
Bird
food
W2
leg plus the cast.
Figure P
110N 40

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