Unit 6: Strength and Elasticity of the Body

Learner Objectives

  1. Identify classes of levers and explain advantages and disadvantages of each classes in terms of mechanical advantage and range of motion.[2]
  2. Apply lever and static equilibrium concepts to solve for forces and calculate mechanical advantage in scenarios involving levers. [3]
  3. Identify and define the features of a stress-strain curve, including stress, strain, elastic region, elastic modulus, elastic limit, plastic region, ultimate strength, and fracture/rupture.[2]
  4. Apply the Hooke’s Law along with the definitions of stress, strain, and elastic modulus to calculate the deformations of structures. [3]

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