To demonstrate your superhuman strength, you have decided to use your strong am as support for one heavy physics book as shown in Figure Q1. If the length of this biceps muscle is 460 mm-length with muscle cross-section area of 1.075 mm. a) Calculate the compressive forces exerted by the biceps muscle and compare its respective elongation if Emacie = 27 kPa and Emacle = Ere = 200 GPa Triceps mue Free bod dingra Biceps musde PHYSIC 40 kg m-25 kg 14.6 16 om 38 cm (a) Figure 1

To demonstrate your superhuman strength, you have decided to use your strong am as support for one heavy physics book as shown in Figure Q1. If the length of this biceps muscle is 460 mm-length with muscle cross-section area of 1.075 mm. a) Calculate the compressive forces exerted by the biceps muscle and compare its respective elongation if Emacie = 27 kPa and Emacle = Ere = 200 GPa Triceps mue Free bod dingra Biceps musde PHYSIC 40 kg m-25 kg 14.6 16 om 38 cm (a) Figure 1

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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