Please refer to the table in page 10 of lecture 3a, what is the maximum load that can be handled by a horizontaloutstretched stiff arm (from the side of the body to the front) by a 95th-percentile male if the arm length is 27 inch?lbs. (please keep two decimal places and ignore the weight of arm) Table 4.1 A. Static Muscle Strength Moment Data (ft-lb) for 25 Men and 22 Women Employedin Manual Jobs in IndustryMuscle FunctionElbow flexionElbow extensionMedial humeral(shoulder) rotationLateral humeral(shoulder) rotationShoulder horizontal flexionShoulder horizontal extensionShoulder vertical adductionShoulder vertical abductionAnkle extension(plantar flexion)Knee extensionKnee flexionHip extensionHip flexionTorso extensionTorso flexionTorso lateral flexionJoint Angles90° Included to arm (arm at side)70° Included to arm (arm at side)90° Vertical shoulder (abducted)Male (%ile)509557823449386124 3868 8976857590° Included to shank120° Included to thigh (seated)135° Included to thigh (seated)100° Included to torso (seated)110° Included to torso (seated)100° Included to thigh (seated)100° Included to thigh (seated)Sitting erect531232117325° Vertical shoulder (at side)90° Vertical shoulder (abducted)90° Vertical shoulder (abducted)90° Vertical shoulder (abducted) 26 4990° Vertical shoulder (abducted) 32 5232 4951 93 17562 124 235436987137121 173667074 116140 309252371106159117 193Female (%ile)51277105095304120 2815149 302422141011242144424027 422960387816467728 7213342 9313152 136 25736 55 11937691209716210

Write the given data. For 95th percentile male,Arm length, r=27 in=27 in1 ft12 inr=2.25 ft

Please refer to the table in page 10 of lecture 3a, what is the maximum load that can be handled by a horizontal outstretched stiff arm (from the side of the body to the front) by a 95th-percentile male if the arm length is 27 inch? lbs. (please keep two decimal places and ignore the weight of arm)

Please refer to the table in page 10 of lecture 3a, what is the maximum load that can be handled by a horizontal outstretched stiff arm (from the side of the body to the front) by a 95th-percentile male if the arm length is 27 inch? lbs. (please keep two decimal places and ignore the weight of arm)

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Please refer to the table in page 10 of lecture 3a, what is the maximum load that can be handled by a horizontal
outstretched stiff arm (from the side of the body to the front) by a 95th-percentile male if the arm length is 27 inch?
lbs. (please keep two decimal places and ignore the weight of arm)

Table 4.1 A. Static Muscle Strength Moment Data (ft-lb) for 25 Men and 22 Women Employed
in Manual Jobs in Industry
Muscle Function
Elbow flexion
Elbow extension
Medial humeral
(shoulder) rotation
Lateral humeral
(shoulder) rotation
Shoulder horizontal flexion
Shoulder horizontal extension
Shoulder vertical adduction
Shoulder vertical abduction
Ankle extension
(plantar flexion)
Knee extension
Knee flexion
Hip extension
Hip flexion
Torso extension
Torso flexion
Torso lateral flexion
Joint Angles
90° Included to arm (arm at side)
70° Included to arm (arm at side)
90° Vertical shoulder (abducted)
Male (%ile)
50
95
57
82
34
49
38
61
24 38
68 89
76
85
75
90° Included to shank
120° Included to thigh (seated)
135° Included to thigh (seated)
100° Included to torso (seated)
110° Included to torso (seated)
100° Included to thigh (seated)
100° Included to thigh (seated)
Sitting erect
5
31
23
21
17
32
5° Vertical shoulder (at side)
90° Vertical shoulder (abducted)
90° Vertical shoulder (abducted)
90° Vertical shoulder (abducted) 26 49
90° Vertical shoulder (abducted) 32 52
32 49
51 93 175
62 124 235
43
69
87
137
121 173
66
70
74 116
140 309
252
371
106
159
117 193
Female (%ile)
5
12
7
7
10
50
95
30
41
20 28
15
14
9 30
24
22
14
10
11
24
21
44
42
40
27 42
29
60
38
78
16
46
77
28 72
133
42 93
131
52 136 257
36 55 119
37
69
120
97
162
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