5. Andy, who has a mass of 80 kg, is performing calf raises with just hisbodyweight. During the rising part of the calf raise, his center of mass isdisplaced 0.1 m.What is the work done by Andy's calf muscles during the rising part of thea.calf raise?b. If Andy does the rising part in 0.5 seconds, how much power is producedby his calf muscles?c. What kind of contraction (concentric, eccentric, isometric) is occurring inAndy's calf muscles? Why?

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