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To stretch a relaxed bicep muscle 2.50 cm requires a force of 25.0 N. Find Young's...

To stretch a relaxed bicep muscle 2.50 cm requires a force of 25.0 N. Find Young's modulus for the muscle tissue. (Assume it is a uniform cylinder of length 0.24m and cross sectional area of 47.0 cm^2)

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2-50 cr 6ixn change in lewgth (SL) - fovce (p) = 25 N A E Youngs modluı є = 51.06 kPa

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