If you bend over, so your trunk is horizontal, the weight of
your trunk exerts a rather strong torque about the sacrum, where
your backbone is pivoted on your pelvis. Assume that the mass of
your trunk (including arms and head) is 47 kg, and that the weight
effectively acts at a distance of 0.4 m from the sacrum. What is
the torque that this weight exerts?
N·m
mass of the sacrum , m = 47 Kg
distance, d = 0.40 m
torque about the weight = m * g * distance
torque about the weight = 47 * 9.8 * 0.40
torque about the weight = 184.24 N.m
the torque about the weight is 184.24
N.m
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