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Problem 6.2. The man performing the dumbbell kickbacks in Problem 6.1 wants to know how the rate of rotation of his forearm affects the ease of the exercise. So, he begins to raise his forearm from vertical to horizontal position as quickly as he can, still using the same weight. When his forearm makes 45° with the vertical axis, the angular velocity and angular acceleration of the forearm becomes 28 rad/s and 228 rad/s2, respectively. A minus sign associated with angular velocity refers to clockwise rotation of the right hand. Determine the force produced by the triceps at the elbow at the instant considered. Ic 5 0.021 kg-m2. FT 5 478 (N).

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