calculate the force exerted on the elbow joint. Free-bodydiagramTricepsmuscleBiceps´musclePHYSICSFBm, = 4.0 kgCGFBWaWbFEma = 2.5 kgWbFECG4.0cmWa16 cm38 cm(a)CGFBFWbCGw.la(b)

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calculate the force exerted on the elbow joint.

Free-body
diagram
Triceps
muscle
Biceps
´muscle
PHYSICS
FB
m, = 4.0 kg
CG
FB
Wa
Wb
FE
ma = 2.5 kg
Wb
FE
CG
4.0
cm
Wa
16 cm
38 cm
(a)
CG
FB
F
Wb
CG
w.
la
(b)

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