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A relaxed biceps muscle requires a force of 25.0 N for an elongation of ; the same muscle under maximum tension requires a force of 500 N - for the same elongation. Find Young鈥檚 modulus for the muscle tissue under each of these conditions if the muscle is assumed to be a uniform cylinder with length 0.200 m and cross-sectional area 50.0 cm2.

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3.33脳104Pa6.67脳105Pa

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01

Given information:

ForceF=25N,Elongation螖l=3.0cm,lengthl0=0.2mandAreaA=50cm2

02

Concept/Formula used:

Y=l0FA螖l

Where, Y is Young鈥檚 modulus, I0 is length of muscle, F is muscle force, A is cross-sectional area and鈭�Iis elongation.

03

Young modulus for relaxed condition:

A=50cm2=50脳10-4m2Y=0.2m25N50脳10-4m23脳10-2m=3.33脳104Pa

04

Young modulus for maximum tension condition:

Y=0.2m500N50脳10-4m23脳10-2m=6.67脳105Pa

Under maximum tension the muscle tissue is much more difficult to stretch.

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