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A fulcrum is placed at the 55 cm position of a 100 cm (1 meter) stick...

A fulcrum is placed at the 55 cm position of a 100 cm (1 meter) stick with a mass of 18 kg. a 10 kg mass is placed at 70 cm position. where must a 5 kg mass be placed so that the net torque is zero? (assume the mass of the meter stick is uniformly distributed)

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Use the rotational equilibrium of stick about the fulcrum to find the position of the 5 kg mass on the stick as shown below.


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