3. The length of the biceps muscle increases 1.7cm over the course of an overhead softball throw. The stiffness constant for the biceps is 225,000 N/cm. Calculate the strain potential energy (in Nm) of the system during the throw.

3. The length of the biceps muscle increases 1.7cm over the course of an overhead softball throw. The stiffness constant for the biceps is 225,000 N/cm. Calculate the strain potential energy (in Nm) of the system during the throw.

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Chapter12: Static Equilibrium And Elasticity

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