One model of the length LACL of a person's anterior cruciate ligament, or ACL, relates it to the person's height h with the linear function LACL = 0.04606h – (41.29 mm) This relationship does not change significantly with age, gender, or weight. If a basketball player has a height of 2.13 m, approximately how long is his ACL? LACL = mm If a stress of 1.05 × 107 N/m² is applied to his ligament, how much will it stretch? The Young's modulus for the ACL is 1.10 x 108 N/m². change in LACL: mm

One model of the length LACL of a person's anterior cruciate ligament, or ACL, relates it to the person's height h with the linear function LACL = 0.04606h – (41.29 mm) This relationship does not change significantly with age, gender, or weight. If a basketball player has a height of 2.13 m, approximately how long is his ACL? LACL = mm If a stress of 1.05 × 107 N/m² is applied to his ligament, how much will it stretch? The Young's modulus for the ACL is 1.10 x 108 N/m². change in LACL: mm

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