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Class Work Equilibrium Name An outstretched arm that is parallel to the floor is

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Question

Class Work Equilibrium Name An outstretched arm that is parallel to the floor is pulling downward on a ring in order to hold a 98 N weight stationary. The arm is able to pull on the ring because the latissimus dorsi mu applies a force Fw to the arm that is at 0.069 m from the shoulder joint and at an angle of 2 weight of the arm W is 47 N and its center of gravity (cg) is 0.28 m from the shoulder joint. The shoulder joint exerts a reaction force FR on the arm that is at an angle ? to the horizontal. a) With what force Fp does the ring pull up 9°. The 061 m 0.28 m- 0 069 m uis at on the arm? (Hint: What is the tension in the rope connected to the ring?) Calculate the magnitudes of FM and FR and the angle Hin b) FM 0

Explanation / Answer

given

W = 98 N

m = 0.069 m

thetam = 29 deg

W' = 47 N

d = 0.28 m

Fr = ?

Fm = ?

theta = ?

a. lte tension in the string be T

T = W = 98 N

hence

Fp = T = 98 N

b, from moment balance

W'*0.28 + Fm*sin(thetam)*0.069 = Fp*0.61

hence

Fm = 1393.6443 N

From force balance

Fp + Frsin(theta) = W' + Fm*sin(thetam)

Fr*cos(theta) = Fm*cos9thetam)

hence

Fr^2 = (W' + Fm*sin(thetam) - Fp)^2 + (Fm*cos(thetam))^2

Fr = 1369.64554327412 N

theta = 27.1337033 deg