Anatomical models: Skull, Arm, Leg

1J40.75 • A+60+40

Mechanical Models of Anatomy: Skull, Arm, and Leg

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1J40.15 Torque wrench to demonstrate. 1J40.20 A meterstick lever on a free-standing fulcrum with weights. 1J40.25 Precision lever: Balance beam on stand plus weight set. 1J40.70 Forces on crane boom measured with transducer.

A+60+0 Meterstick suspended in mid-air by horizontal strings and weights. A+60+5 Force on hinged beam measured with transducer. A+60+10 Forces on crane boom measured with transducer. A+60+15 Two transducers measure forces from centered hanging mass. A+60+16 Same as A+60+15, but mass in different position. A+60+20 Car hangs balanced by forces in mid-air over removable inclined plane. A+60+22 Tensegrity: The Impossible Table A+60+25 Disk (weighted off-center) rolls up inclined plane. A+60+30 Irregular shapes to determine center of mass using plumb bob. A+60+32 Center of gravity (toy) objects. A+60+35 Static equilibrium for a rope on a spool. Same as A+55+5. A+60+37 Rotation about the center of mass: Object to throw. A+60+45 Center of mass of a baseball bat A+60+50 Applet: Motion of the Center of Mass A+60+55 Stacking Blocks Extend Over Base A+60+60 Stability of ladder depends on weight distribution