Problem 6: The figure shows the forearm of a person holding a book. The biceps exert a force FB, and the book has a mass of 3.8 kg. Triceps muscle 4.0 cm FB Biceps muscle 16 cm- 1₂ m₂ = 2.5 kg CG W₂₁ 38 cm Wa 13 PHYSICS CG W₂ CG W₂

Problem 6: The figure shows the forearm of a person holding a book. The biceps exert a force FB, and the book has a mass of 3.8 kg. Triceps muscle 4.0 cm FB Biceps muscle 16 cm- 1₂ m₂ = 2.5 kg CG W₂₁ 38 cm Wa 13 PHYSICS CG W₂ CG W₂

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Description: Calculate the magnitude of the force in the elbow joint in units of newtons. Problem 6: The figure shows the forearm of a person holding a book. The biceps exert aforce FB, and the book has a mass of 3.8 kg.Tricepsmuscle4.0cm16 cmBicepsmusclem₂ = 2.5

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