Using the Kelvin-Voigt body model, it is necessary to calculate the relative elongation of skeletal muscle in 3 minutes under given parameters. To do this you need to use the formula:
ε = (σ/E) + (η*t/ρ)
where ε is the relative elongation, σ is the load on the muscle, E is the elastic modulus of the muscle, η is the viscosity coefficient, t is the duration of the load, ρ is the cross-sectional area of the muscle.
Substituting the given values, we get:
ε = (6.3 N / 1.2 MPa) + (1.25 g/(cms) * 3 min * 60 s/min / 0.810^-6 m^2)
By solving this equation, we obtain the relative lengthening of the skeletal muscle in 3 minutes.
Don't forget that for the formula to work correctly, all values must be in the same units of measurement.
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To determine the relative elongation of skeletal muscle, modeled by the Kelvin-Voigt body, in 3 minutes, you must use the formula:
ε = (σ/E) + (η*t/ρ)
where ε is the relative elongation, σ is the load on the muscle, E is the elastic modulus of the muscle, η is the viscosity coefficient, t is the duration of the load, ρ is the cross-sectional area of the muscle.
Substituting the given values, we get:
ε = (6.3 N / 1.2 MPa) + (1.25 g/(sms) * 3 min * 60 s/min / 0.810^-6 m^2)
Having solved this equation, we obtain the relative lengthening of the skeletal muscle in 3 minutes. The calculations give the following result:
ε = 0.00525 + 0.05625 = 0.0615
Thus, the relative elongation of skeletal muscle modeled by the Kelvin-Voigt body in 3 minutes is 0.0615.
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The relative elongation of skeletal muscle can be determined by the formula:
ε = (F * L) / (A * E)
where F is the load on the muscle, L is the elongation of the muscle, A is the cross-sectional area of the muscle, E is the elastic modulus of the muscle.
To solve this problem, it is necessary to use the formula for determining the tensile elongation of a material:
L = (F * t) / (S * η)
where t is time, S is the initial length of the muscle, η is the viscosity coefficient of the muscle substance.
Substituting this formula into the formula for determining the relative elongation, we obtain:
ε = (F * t * E) / (A * S * h)
Substituting known numerical values, we get:
ε = (6.3 N * 3 min * 1.2 MPa) / (0.810^-6 m^2 * 1 m * 1.25 g/(cmc))
Carrying out the necessary transformations, we get:
ε = 1.512
Answer: the relative elongation of skeletal muscle, modeled by the Kelvin-Voigt body, in 3 minutes with the given parameters is 1.512.
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