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When is it reasonable to use resultant joint forces from inverse dynamics to infer the mechanical load on cartilage of the joint in question? Group of answer choices When the forces are large During fast/sports-type movements only Never During slow movements like walking

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          When is it reasonable to use resultant joint forces from inverse dynamics to infer the mechanical load on cartilage of the joint in question?
Group of answer choices
When the forces are large
During fast/sports-type movements only
Never
During slow movements like walking

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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06/16/2022

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When is it reasonable to use resultant joint forces from inverse dynamics to infer the mechanical load on cartilage of the joint in question? Group of answer choices When the forces are large During fast/sports-type movements only Never During slow movements like walking