IiII2. A patient doing the triceps dip exercise weighs 700 N exclusive of the arms (Fig. 6-3).During the first 25.0 cm of the lift, each arm exerts an upward force of 355 N. If theupward movements starts from rest, what is the patient's velocity at this point?(Precaution: If a patient is prone to anterior subluxation or dislocation, thisactivity should not be done.)1|Fig. 6-3 Name:PROBLEMS1. A med tech student pushes a 30-kg carton of books across the floor of her dormitory byexerting a constant force of 185 N at an angle of 37° with the horizon. If the opposing force offriction is 70 N, how much work does she do as she moves the carton 4 m in 15 s? Whatpower in watts has she expended?

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PROBLEMS 1. A med tech student pushes a 30-kg carton of books across the floor of her dormitory by exerting a constant force of 185 N at an angle of 37° with the horizon. If the opposing force of friction is 70 N, how much work does she do as she moves the carton 4 m in 15 s? What power in watts has she expended?

PROBLEMS 1. A med tech student pushes a 30-kg carton of books across the floor of her dormitory by exerting a constant force of 185 N at an angle of 37° with the horizon. If the opposing force of friction is 70 N, how much work does she do as she moves the carton 4 m in 15 s? What power in watts has she expended?

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