Step 1: Test used:
For each example, ask where the effort acts. If it acts between the pivot and the load, the lever is third class.
Step 2: Elbow flexion:
The biceps attaches close to the elbow, and the hand carries the load far from it. Effort is in the middle. So C is third class.
Step 3: Sit-up:
The stomach and hip flexor muscles pull the trunk about the hip joint with the load at the upper body. Effort is in the middle, so D is third class.
Step 4: Elbow extension and V sit-up:
Triceps extension and the V sit-up balance position each have the pivot between the two forces. That is a first class lever, so A and B are out.
Step 5: Result:
Only C and D are third class levers, option (4).
Final Answer:
C and D only.
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