Homework Answers
Given that,
weight of forearm, Wf = 18 N
Reading of scale, Ws = 126 N
Net torque about elbow joint = 0
Ws * 0.30 - 0.15 * Wf - 0.025 * M = 0
126 * 0.30 - 0.15 * 18 = 0.025 * M
M = 1404 N
magnitude of M = 1404 N
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