This figure shows a person preparing to do a pushup. Calculate the back extensor force (Fm) required to keep the trunk in the static position as shown. Report Fm, in units of N, to 0 decimal points (e.g. 101 N). Report only positive values (i.e. the absolute value). You are allowed an error margin of +/- 10 N from the exact correct answer. The spine and back extensor muscle (Fm) are aligned horizontally with the floor. The ground reaction force (GRF) under the hand is aligned vertically. You only need to consider the weight of the trunk (disregard the head and arms). Here is information you may need to solve this problem: • The GRF is 195 N. • The GRF has a moment arm of 0.4 m relative to the vertebra axis of rotation. • The weight of the trunk is 303 N. • Wtrunk has a moment arm of 0.29 m relative to the vertebra axis of rotation. ● Fm has a moment arm of 0.06 m relative to the vertebra axis of rotation.

This figure shows a person preparing to do a pushup. Calculate the back extensor force (Fm) required to keep the trunk in the static position as shown. Report Fm, in units of N, to 0 decimal points (e.g. 101 N). Report only positive values (i.e. the absolute value). You are allowed an error margin of +/- 10 N from the exact correct answer. The spine and back extensor muscle (Fm) are aligned horizontally with the floor. The ground reaction force (GRF) under the hand is aligned vertically. You only need to consider the weight of the trunk (disregard the head and arms). Here is information you may need to solve this problem: • The GRF is 195 N. • The GRF has a moment arm of 0.4 m relative to the vertebra axis of rotation. • The weight of the trunk is 303 N. • Wtrunk has a moment arm of 0.29 m relative to the vertebra axis of rotation. ● Fm has a moment arm of 0.06 m relative to the vertebra axis of rotation.

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