(Energy problem from last week). During a dunk, a basketball
player will elevate their center of mass 70 cm (or more) while
jumping off of one leg. What is the strain energy contribution to
the energy required to elevate the center of mass given the
following parameters? How much energy has to be contributed by
active muscle contraction? mass = 82 kg, Kleg = 35000N/m, Δx = 0.11
m.
As footballer elevates his Center of mass by 0.7m and his mass is 82kg then energy required for that action is given by
mgh = 82 × 0.7 × 9.81 = 563.09 j ans
And as the active muscle contracted by 0.11m and Kleg=35000N/m so energy provided by active muscle is given by 1/2 × Kleg × x²
= 1/2 × 35000 × 0.11² = 211.75 j ans
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(LDH) do and what does it allow to happen within the myofiber? (5
points)
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