A physics student is doing a dumbbell over the head triceps extension. The weight of the dumbbell is 5kg, the total weight of the participant's arm is 6.5kg, with the weight from the elbow fulcrum to the fingers being 1.7kg, and the elbow to the shoulder being 4.8kg. Given the dumbbell + the forearm weight (6.7kg) the weight of the load of the fulcrum is 65.66N. The distance from the elbow to the fingertips is 50cm, and the distance from the elbow to the shoulder is 31cm. The student starts with the weight behind their head with their arm bending at a 40-degree angle, they lift the weight until their arm is straight (180 degrees). The weight traveled an arc length of 1.22173m as it rotates along the hypothetical plane. Is it possible to calculate the amount of force needed to move this much weight this distance with this information, use assumptions if necessary?