Problem 1. Consider an 80-kg man assuming a position as shown in the figure below. The weight of the torso (W) is 60% of the total weight of the man while the weight of the head and arms is 50% of the weight of the torso. The spine makes an angle of 55° with respect to the vertical axis while the erector spinalis muscle makes an angle of 12° with respect to the spine. W, acts at point B while W, acts at point E which is midway between points B and A. The force exerted by the erector spinalis muscle acts at a point D such that segment AD is about 75% the length of the segment AB.

Problem 1. Consider an 80-kg man assuming a position as shown in the figure below. The weight of the torso (W) is 60% of the total weight of the man while the weight of the head and arms is 50% of the weight of the torso. The spine makes an angle of 55° with respect to the vertical axis while the erector spinalis muscle makes an angle of 12° with respect to the spine. W, acts at point B while W, acts at point E which is midway between points B and A. The force exerted by the erector spinalis muscle acts at a point D such that segment AD is about 75% the length of the segment AB.

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