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FromTheMoon [43]
3 years ago
8

As illustrated in Fig. 3.33, consider an athlete performing flexion/extension exercises of the lower arm to strengthen the bicep

s muscles. The athlete is holding the weight of W1 ¼ 150 N in his hand, and the weight of his lower arm is W2 ¼ 20 N. As measured from the elbow joint at point O, the center of gravity of the lower arm (point A) is located at a distance a ¼ 7:5 cm and the center of gravity of the weight held in the hand is located at a distance b ¼ 32

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yarga [219]3 years ago
6 0
<h3>Missing Question Data:</h3>

Some part of the question along with a related diagram was missing. I have attached it here for convenience.

<h3></h3><h3>Data:</h3><h3></h3>

W_{1}\;=\;150\;N\\\\W_{2}\;=\;20\;N\\\\a\;=\;7.5\;cm\;=\;0.075\;m\\\\b\;=\;32\;cm\;=\;0.32\;m\\\\\theta_{1}\;=\;0^{o}\\\\\theta_{2}\;=\;30^{o}\\\\\theta_{3}\;=\;60^{o}\\\\

<h3></h3><h3>Answer with Explanation:</h3>

To find the net Momentum, we can use the following formula,

M_{NET}\;=\;\sum M\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\;\; (Taking\;clock-wise\;direction\;as\;positive)

M_{NET}\;(\theta_{1}\;=\;0^{o})\;=\;W_{1}\;*\;b\;+\;W_{2}\;*a\\\\M_{NET}\;(\theta_{1}\;=\;0^{o})\;\;=\;150\;*\;0.32\;+\;20\;*0.075\\\\M_{NET}\;(\theta_{1}\;=\;0^{o})\;\;=\;49.5\;N-m

The value of net Momentum at any angle \theta can be obtain by the formula,

M_{NET}\;(\theta)\;=M_{NET}\;(0^{o})\;cos(\theta)\\\\\therefore\;M_{NET}\;(\theta_{2}\;=\;30^{o})\;=M_{NET}\;(0^{o})\;cos(\theta_{2})\\\\M_{NET}\;(\theta_{2}\;=\;30^{o})\;=\;49.5\;*\;cos(30^{o})\\\\\M_{NET}\;(\theta_{2}\;=\;30^{o})\;=\;42.9\;N-m

Similarly,

M_{NET}\;(\theta)\;=M_{NET}\;(0^{o})\;cos(\theta)\\\\\therefore\;M_{NET}\;(\theta_{3}\;=\;60^{o})\;=M_{NET}\;(0^{o})\;cos(\theta_{3})\\\\M_{NET}\;(\theta_{3}\;=\;60^{o})\;=\;49.5\;*\;cos(60^{o})\\\\\M_{NET}\;(\theta_{3}\;=\;60^{o})\;=\;24.8\;N-m

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