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Directions
Complete the tables for each experiment.
Click on the calculator and use it to compute the average for the data in the first column of each table. Type your data in the highlighted cell of the table. Use the Enter or Return key to input the data. The average for data in the succeeding columns of each table will automatically be calculated for you.
To see your calculations reflected in a graph, click on the See Graphs tab.
Your data tables will be transferred to your Laboratory Report.
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Muscle Tone (Resting) and Isotonic Contractions 
Amplitude (mV) Frequency of Spikes
(number per 0.2 sec sampling period)Rest Concentric (5 lb) Eccentric (5 lb) Rest Concentric (5 lb) Eccentric (5 lb) Raw
DataSubject 1 2 3 Average Minimum 4 characters, three numbers, one digital full stop. The Average value is valid, thank you. Sorry. Your value is wrong. Please try again. The valid Average value is correct, thank you.
Minimum 4 characters, three numbers, one digital full stop. The Average value is valid, thank you. Sorry. Your value is wrong. Please try again. The valid Average value is correct, thank you.
Equations (fx)
Use these formulas for making your calculations. Round your answer to the nearest tenth.
Averages
Add the values from the three subjects; divide by three.
Your data will not be saved until the table is completely filled in.
Isometric Contractions Rest Isometric Contractions 0 lb 2 lb 5 lb 10 lb 20 lb Amplitude
(mV)Subject 1 2 3 Average Minimum 5 characters, four numbers, one digital full stop. The Average value is valid, thank you. Sorry. Your value is wrong. Please try again. The valid Average value is correct, thank you.
Frequency of Spikes
(number per 0.2 msec
sampling period)Subject 1 2 3 Average Minimum 2 characters, two numbers. The Average value is valid, thank you. Sorry. Your value is wrong. Please try again. The valid Average value is correct, thank you.
Equations (fx)
Use these formulas for making your calculations. Round your answer to the nearest tenth.
Averages
Add the values from the three subjects; divide by three.
Your data will not be saved until the table is completely filled in.
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sEMG Amplitudes and Frequencies at Rest and During Isotonic Contractions
sEMG Amplitudes and Frequencies at Rest and During Isometric Contractions Under Different Loads