However, knowing this, I don't know the math to figure out how much weight my upper legs are actually lifting. So, given that my legs are about 30 inches long and having a one pound weight on my ankle, can you tell me what the math is to figure this out and about how much I end up lifting?
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However, knowing this, I don't know the math to figure out how much weight my upper legs are actually lifting. So, given that my legs are about 30 inches long and having a one pound weight on my ankle, can you tell me what the math is to figure this out and about how much I end up lifting?
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