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Use the mean measurement from the table above to compute the percentage change in EMG activity recorded between the weakest clench and the strongest clench of Forearm 1. Show calculation and answer below (%).

Use the mean measurement from the table above to compute the percentage change in EMG activity recorded between the weakest clench and the strongest clench of Forearm 1. Show calculation and answer below (%).

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Use the mean measurement from the table above to compute the percentage change in EMG activity recorded between the weakest clench and the strongest clench of Forearm 1. Show calculation and answer below (%).
Cluster Forearm 1 (Dominant) Forearm 2 Channel 40, mean Channel 40, mean 1 (empty fist, 0.02173 mV-sec 0.03510 mV-sec close hand only) 2 (squish yellow 0.045145 mV-sec 0.07826 mV-sec ball until flat) 3 (tennis ball, 0.26733 mV-sec 0.29858 mV-sec maximum contraction *Note: "Clusters" are the EMG bursts associated with each clench. Table 2: Tonus Measurements Between Clenches Forearm 1 (Dominant) Forearm 2 Channel 40, mean Channel 40, mean 1-2 0.01221 mV-sec 0.01411 mV-sec 2-3 0.01720 mV-sec 0.01853 mV-sec
Transcribed Image Text:Cluster Forearm 1 (Dominant) Forearm 2 Channel 40, mean Channel 40, mean 1 (empty fist, 0.02173 mV-sec 0.03510 mV-sec close hand only) 2 (squish yellow 0.045145 mV-sec 0.07826 mV-sec ball until flat) 3 (tennis ball, 0.26733 mV-sec 0.29858 mV-sec maximum contraction *Note: "Clusters" are the EMG bursts associated with each clench. Table 2: Tonus Measurements Between Clenches Forearm 1 (Dominant) Forearm 2 Channel 40, mean Channel 40, mean 1-2 0.01221 mV-sec 0.01411 mV-sec 2-3 0.01720 mV-sec 0.01853 mV-sec
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