Part AAssume that the proportions of a 69-kg person are the same as those in the table below. Calculate the mass of one leg of the person.TABLE 7-1 Center of Mass of Parts of Typical Human Body, given as %(full height and mass = 100 units)Distance of HingePoints from Floor (%)91.2%81.2%52.1%mleg28.5%4.0%*For arm hanging vertically.14Hinge Points (•)(Joints)Base of skull on spineShoulder jointμAHip jointKnee jointAnkle jointelbow 62.2%-wrist 46.2%kgExpress your answer to two significant figures and include the appropriate units.HepCenter of Mass (x)(% Height Above Floor)?HeadTrunk and neckUpper arms71.7%Lower arms55.3%Hands43.1%Upper legs (thighs) 42.5%Lower legsFeet93.5%71.1%18.2%1.8%Body CM 58.0%PercentMass6.9%46.1%6.6%4.2%1.7%21.5%9.6%3.4%100.0%

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Part A Assume that the proportions of a 69-kg person are the same as those in the table below. Calculate the mass of one leg of the person. TABLE 7-1 Center of Mass of Parts of Typical Human Body, given as % (full height and mass = 100 units) Distance of Hinge Points from Floor (%) 91.2% 81.2% 52.1% 28.5% 4.0% mleg 14 Hinge Points (•) (Joints) μÅ Base of skull on spine Shoulder joint Hip joint Knee joint Ankle joint elbow 62.2%*- wrist 46.2%- kg *For arm hanging vertically. Express your answer to two significant figures and include the appropriate units. www Center of Mass (x) (% Height Above Floor) ? Head Trunk and neck Upper arms 71.7% Lower arms 55.3% Hands 43.1% Upper legs (thighs) 42.5% Lower legs Feet 93.5% 71.1% 18.2% 1.8% Body CM = 58.0% Percent Mass 6.9% 46.1% 6.6% 4.2% 1.7% 21.5% 9.6% 3.4% 100.0%

Part A Assume that the proportions of a 69-kg person are the same as those in the table below. Calculate the mass of one leg of the person. TABLE 7-1 Center of Mass of Parts of Typical Human Body, given as % (full height and mass = 100 units) Distance of Hinge Points from Floor (%) 91.2% 81.2% 52.1% 28.5% 4.0% mleg 14 Hinge Points (•) (Joints) μÅ Base of skull on spine Shoulder joint Hip joint Knee joint Ankle joint elbow 62.2%- wrist 46.2%- kg For arm hanging vertically. Express your answer to two significant figures and include the appropriate units. www Center of Mass (x) (% Height Above Floor) ? Head Trunk and neck Upper arms 71.7% Lower arms 55.3% Hands 43.1% Upper legs (thighs) 42.5% Lower legs Feet 93.5% 71.1% 18.2% 1.8% Body CM = 58.0% Percent Mass 6.9% 46.1% 6.6% 4.2% 1.7% 21.5% 9.6% 3.4% 100.0%

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Assume that the proportions of a 69-kg person are the same as those in the table below. Calculate the mass of one leg of the person.
TABLE 7-1 Center of Mass of Parts of Typical Human Body, given as %
(full height and mass = 100 units)
Distance of Hinge
Points from Floor (%)
91.2%
81.2%
52.1%
mleg
28.5%
4.0%
*For arm hanging vertically.
14
Hinge Points (•)
(Joints)
Base of skull on spine
Shoulder joint
μA
Hip joint
Knee joint
Ankle joint
elbow 62.2%-
wrist 46.2%
kg
Express your answer to two significant figures and include the appropriate units.
Hep
Center of Mass (x)
(% Height Above Floor)
?
Head
Trunk and neck
Upper arms
71.7%
Lower arms
55.3%
Hands
43.1%
Upper legs (thighs) 42.5%
Lower legs
Feet
93.5%
71.1%
18.2%
1.8%
Body CM 58.0%
Percent
Mass
6.9%
46.1%
6.6%
4.2%
1.7%
21.5%
9.6%
3.4%
100.0%

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