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Referring to inverse dynamics, changing muscle forces and velocitys, accelerations to see the effects. How is velocity of a motion related to muscle force? What muscle forces are needed to produce a specific velocity of a segment or multiple segments for

Referring to inverse dynamics, changing muscle forces and velocitys, accelerations to see the effects. How is velocity of a motion related to muscle force? What muscle forces are needed to produce a specific velocity of a segment or multiple segments for a specific movement.

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