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Physics, 03.10.2021 05:30 sydc1215

A see-saw is 6.50 m long and has its fulcrum in the middle. A 102 N kid sits on the right end and a 75.0 N kid sits 1.50 m in from the right end. How far from the left end must a 185 N kid sit to balance the see-saw?

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