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Match the biomechanical principles to the examples. Some principles will be used more than once.
the exertion of force using a biological lever of some kind
the movement of a biological body through space
use of this involves four parts: lever, fulcrum, input force, output force
a push or pull that causes someone to speed up or slow down
the quality of motion as a measurement of mass
the exertion of force using a biological lever of some kind
the movement of a biological body through space
use of this involves four parts: lever, fulcrum, input force, output force
a push or pull that causes someone to speed up or slow down
the quality of motion as a measurement of mass
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Here are the biomechanical principles matched to their corresponding examples:
1. **The exertion of force using a biological lever of some kind**
- **Lever systems in the body:** This principle relates to the way muscles exert force through bones (levers) at joints (fulcrums).
2. **The movement of a biological body through space**
- **Locomotion:** This principle applies to how organisms move from one place to another, involving various biomechanical movements.
3. **Use of this involves four parts: lever, fulcrum, input force, output force**
- **Leverage:** This principle refers to the mechanics of levers and how force is applied in biological systems to enhance movement.
4. **A push or pull that causes someone to speed up or slow down**
- **Force:** This principle defines how push or pull interactions can result in acceleration or deceleration of an object (or body).
5. **The quality of motion as a measurement of mass**
- **Inertia:** This principle describes how the mass of an object affects its motion, with greater mass resulting in greater inertia (resistance to changes in motion).
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1. **The exertion of force using a biological lever of some kind**
- **Lever systems in the body:** This principle relates to the way muscles exert force through bones (levers) at joints (fulcrums).
2. **The movement of a biological body through space**
- **Locomotion:** This principle applies to how organisms move from one place to another, involving various biomechanical movements.
3. **Use of this involves four parts: lever, fulcrum, input force, output force**
- **Leverage:** This principle refers to the mechanics of levers and how force is applied in biological systems to enhance movement.
4. **A push or pull that causes someone to speed up or slow down**
- **Force:** This principle defines how push or pull interactions can result in acceleration or deceleration of an object (or body).
5. **The quality of motion as a measurement of mass**
- **Inertia:** This principle describes how the mass of an object affects its motion, with greater mass resulting in greater inertia (resistance to changes in motion).
Feel free to let me know if you need further clarification or additional information!
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