The lateral head and the medial head of the gastrocnemius muscle pull on the Achilles tendon, as shown. The medial head T₁ and lateral head T₂ apply a force of 180 N and 190 N, respectively. y T₁ Gastrocnemius 20% N 30% (a) Calculate the net force experienced by the Achilles tendon. Enter to 3 significant figures Magnitude of net force = T₂ X Achilles Tendon b) What direction is the net force acting on the Achilles tendon? Enter the angle with respect to the y- axis. A negative angle means the force is angled to the left of the y-axis and a positive angle means

The lateral head and the medial head of the gastrocnemius muscle pull on the Achilles tendon, as shown. The medial head T₁ and lateral head T₂ apply a force of 180 N and 190 N, respectively. y T₁ Gastrocnemius 20% N 30% (a) Calculate the net force experienced by the Achilles tendon. Enter to 3 significant figures Magnitude of net force = T₂ X Achilles Tendon b) What direction is the net force acting on the Achilles tendon? Enter the angle with respect to the y- axis. A negative angle means the force is angled to the left of the y-axis and a positive angle means

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