Lecture

Passive Figures in BMEC

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Description

This lecture covers the analysis of passive figures in BioMechanics, focusing on data related to force, position, velocity, and stimulus. The instructor demonstrates the use of Excel to analyze and visualize the data, including creating charts and formatting axes.

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Mechanics: Classical mechanics

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