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What input force is required of the triceps muscle to lift a 10-pound weight over your head? Assume that the distance between your elbow and the triceps attachment is 2.5 cm and that the length of your
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What input force is required of the triceps muscle to lift a 10-pound weight over your head? Assume that the distance between your elbow and the triceps attachment is 2.5 cm and that the length of your arm is 40 cm.

0.625 pounds
160 pounds

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the answer is 160 i believe
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Answer:

its 150 or 160

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