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Physics, 23.04.2020 20:17 lisabrewer18

A 40 kg man stands atop a 10 m ladder with a mass of 15 kg leaning
against the wall. If the ladder is in static equilibrium, what must be the
normal force from the ground, assuming the wall is frictionless?

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