Q3 Brachioradialis insertion = 12°Brachioradialis insertion distance from COR = 0.29m6SON8ON0.035m0.29m440 Nm580 Nm730 NmO 109 Nm The biceps brachil IS one ol 3 muscles thatTorms eibow TieXion.lais. Usinngthe free body diagram, determine the net torque from 2 of these muscles - the biceps brachii andier is the bracbrachioradialis.Biceps brachii force = 650NBiceps brachii insertion angle = 35°Biceps brachii insertion distance from COR = 0.035mBrachioradialis force = 80NBrachioradialis insertion = 12°Brachioradialis insertion distance from COR = 0.29m6SON8ON1290.035m0.29mO 440 NmO 580 NmO 730 Nlm

Solution: The resolution of force 80 N in y direction : F1y=F1sin12°=80sin12°=16.632 N The vertical…

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Brachioradialis insertion = 12°
Brachioradialis insertion distance from COR = 0.29m
6SON
8ON
0.035m
0.29m
440 Nm
580 Nm
730 Nm
O 109 Nm

The biceps brachil IS one ol 3 muscles that
Torms eibow TieXion.
lais. Usinng
the free body diagram, determine the net torque from 2 of these muscles - the biceps brachii and
ier is the brac
brachioradialis.
Biceps brachii force = 650N
Biceps brachii insertion angle = 35°
Biceps brachii insertion distance from COR = 0.035m
Brachioradialis force = 80N
Brachioradialis insertion = 12°
Brachioradialis insertion distance from COR = 0.29m
6SON
8ON
129
0.035m
0.29m
O 440 Nm
O 580 Nm
O 730 Nlm

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