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BIOTECH 2OC3 Chapter 4: BIOTECH 2OC3 Chapter 4 Assignment

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Organic Chemistry

Biotechnology

Andrew Wille

McMaster University

The force that can be generated by a muscle is proportional to the cross-sectional area of the muscle. Given 2 cylinder-shaped muscles with a parallel arrangement of fibers, and the diameter of muscle 1 is 2 cm and the diameter of muscle 2 is 4 cm, the amount of force that can be generated by muscle 2 is ________ times the force that can be generated by muscle 1.

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