Mathematics, 29.03.2021 18:30 jsilsby

In order to keep a seesaw balanced the heavier person must sit closer to the fulcrum. The distance from the fulcrum varies inversely with the weight of the person Which table represents possible weights and distances would balance seesaw? HELLO

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