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AN Review I Constants Consider a human arm shown in the (Figure 1). The maximum weight that can be held is limited by the maximum allowable tendon tension T (determined by the strength of the tendons) and by the distance D trom the elbow to where the tendon attaches to the forearm. Part A Let Tmax represent the maximum value of the tendon tension. Express wmax (the maximum weight that can be held). Your expression should not include the angle 0. Express your answer in terms of variables Tmax, L, D, and h. ? tar=

AN Review I Constants Consider a human arm shown in the (Figure 1). The maximum weight that can be held is limited by the maximum allowable tendon tension T (determined by the strength of the tendons) and by the distance D trom the elbow to where the tendon attaches to the forearm. Part A Let Tmax represent the maximum value of the tendon tension. Express wmax (the maximum weight that can be held). Your expression should not include the angle 0. Express your answer in terms of variables Tmax, L, D, and h. ? tar=

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