musele force bck 7,5 force at tooth = 6500 N © Markwitton.com On the diagram, the position of the main biting muscle is indicated by the line labelled 'muscle force'. The muscle is connected to the jaw at point J. This produces a moment about point P where the jaw is hinged. Teeth marks found in fossilised Triceratops bones show that the force exerted by a tooth at the front of the jaw X could reach 6500 N. Take measurements from the diagram to determine the size of the muscle force when the force exerted by the tooth at X is 6500 N. The skull is drawn to a scale of 1 to 10. The force arrows are not drawn to scale.

musele force bck 7,5 force at tooth = 6500 N © Markwitton.com On the diagram, the position of the main biting muscle is indicated by the line labelled 'muscle force'. The muscle is connected to the jaw at point J. This produces a moment about point P where the jaw is hinged. Teeth marks found in fossilised Triceratops bones show that the force exerted by a tooth at the front of the jaw X could reach 6500 N. Take measurements from the diagram to determine the size of the muscle force when the force exerted by the tooth at X is 6500 N. The skull is drawn to a scale of 1 to 10. The force arrows are not drawn to scale.

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Chapter2: Vectors

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