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A skeletal diagram of a hand holding aload is shown in the upper figure. If theload and the forearm have masses of 2kg and 1.2 kg, respectively, and theircenters of mass are located at G1 andG2, determine the force developed inthe biceps CD and the horizontal andvertical components of reaction at theelbow joint B. The forearm supportingsystem can be modeled as the structuralsystem shown in the lower figure.

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A skeletal diagram of a hand holding aload is shown in the upper figure. If theload and the forearm have masses of 2kg and 1.2 kg, respectively, and theircenters of mass are located at G1 andG2, determine the force developed inthe biceps CD and the horizontal andvertical components of reaction at theelbow joint B. The forearm supportingsystem can be modeled as the structuralsystem shown in the lower figure.

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To determine the force developed in the biceps CD and the horizontal and vertical components of reaction at the elbow joint B, we can follow

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