The weight of the leg below the knee is 44.5 N, with the center of gravity located below the knee joint. The leg is being held in this position because of the force M applied by the quadriceps muscle, which is attached 0.100 m below the knee joint (see the drawing). Obtain the magnitude of M. Mi Knee joint 25.0° 0.100 m x cg 0.150 m 30.0°

The weight of the leg below the knee is 44.5 N, with the center of gravity located below the knee joint. The leg is being held in this position because of the force M applied by the quadriceps muscle, which is attached 0.100 m below the knee joint (see the drawing). Obtain the magnitude of M. Mi Knee joint 25.0° 0.100 m x cg 0.150 m 30.0°

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Chapter9: Statics And Torque

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