Name _____________________________ Team # _______ Date: _______ Lab 6: Your task in the laboratory activity is to find the net Torque for two different configurations of the biomechanical arm and compare your value to what is expected. One configuration is with a 50 g mass in the “hand.” The other configuration is one of your choosing. For each configuration include the following in your report: An extended free body diagram with magnitude and direction of all forces labeled. A table as in the example. Calculations for the net Torque Calculations for the magnitude and angle of the Normal force at the pivot (elbow joint) A comment on the result and its difference from the expected net torque. Name _____________________________ Team # _______ Date: _______ Part 1: Forearm is parallel to the floor and a 50 g mass is in the hand. Draw an extended free body diagram with magnitude and direction of all forces labeled. Fill in a table for the situation. Include all proper table headings. Force Caused BY ON X Y Torque () Write equations for a static equilibrium condition. Show example calculations for Fx, Fy, and Torque. Calculate the net Torque based on your laboratory values. Compare it to the expected equilibrium condition of net torque = 0. Calculate the magnitude and angle of the Normal force at the pivot (elbow joint) Name _____________________________ Team # _______ Date: _______ Part 2: Forearm _____________________ and a ____________ mass is in the hand. Draw an extended free body diagram with magnitude and direction of all forces labeled. Fill in a table for the situation. Include all proper table headings. Force Caused BY ON X Y Torque () Write equations for a static equilibrium condition. Show example calculations for Fx, Fy, and Torque. Calculate the net Torque based on your laboratory values. Compare it to the expected equilibrium condition of net torque = 0. Calculate the magnitude and angle of the Normal force at the pivot (elbow joint) Name _____________________________ Team # _______ Date: _______ Application question: A physical therapist is rehabilitating a patient’s arm by having him flex and extend the arm. She uses a weighted belt that can be attached anywhere on the arm. a. Where should the therapist put the belt at the beginning of therapy to provide the gentlest effect? Explain b. How should the belt be moved as the patient gets stronger? Explain.