5. Sample values from an experiment often need to be smoothed out. One approach is to replace each value with the mean of the previous n values, this is called the simple moving average. Implement a function, smooth (values, n ) that carries out this operation. The variable values is a list of numbers and n is the size of the moving average. The function should return a new list with the smoothed data. The new list should have n 1 fewer elements than the original list. For example, smooth ([ 3 , 5 , 1 , 5 , 6 , 8 , 9 , 10 , 15 , 3], 3) should return [ 3.0 , 3.7 , 4.0 , 6.3 , 7.7 , 9.0 , 11.3 , 9.3 ] ..

1. 5. So, we find these two museies work as partnen. The ghuteia medius is primanly an
akoduichand of the thieh. in The Hamstrings: Bicepu Femorias Semimembranosus
Semitendanospe: 1. All three hamstring museles arise form the (ischial pubie) tuberosity. 2. The
three hamstring muscies eatend io the tibis and filmila, and therefore, cross the well as the hip. 3.
Of theae dree, two-jaint muscles, which one is mont lateral? 4. The Biceps Femoris has a short
head arsaching to the linea aspers of the fersur. The short head is bot The Biceps F cmons has a
shon in actions of the (hip / knec) join? WHY? 5. The medial hamstrings are the semitendinosus
and semimemlianosus. Distally, they atach to the medial just below the condyle. aurface of the 6.
All these of these bip extensors arise from joint, as well as the hig. In gexion) of the thigh, and
those on the posteriot surface are the thigh. 2. The longest and most medial of the medial hip
muscles is the 3. The gracilis is a thin band of lotigitudinally amanged fibers that weakly assists
tive oliet medsal muscles in 4. The largest of this group is the Adductor Magnus. It arises irom
the conjoined ramus and isctsial tuberosily (abducting. adducting) the thigh and attinches along
the linea aspera on down to the medial epicondyle of the (llexion) of the hip. 6. The adductor
longus attaches on the anteriot suriace of the pubis. From middle one balf of the lines 7. The
adductor brevis originates on the inferior ramus adductor 8. Both the adductors longus and of
mue action at tie bip when fifting the thigh paralict to the