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An experiment is performed in which a muscle–tendon unit is fixed at some (an unknown ) length
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, the muscle is activated to a
specified predetermined level, and the
tendon force is measured
after once the muscle and tendon
reach have reached equilibrium (
steady statei.e., muscle and tendon forces are equal). The muscle has the following
active and passive force–length relationships:
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For each of the following experimental conditions , calculate (specified activation and measured tendon force), calculate the length of the muscle
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