3. A large board L 6.00 m and m 25.0 kg is laying so that d = 1.00 m of the boardhangs off the roof of a building. A contractor puts his toolbox on the end of the board asshown. What is the greatest mass the toolbox can have and not cause the board to flip upand slide off the roof?

Given: Length of the board (L) = 6.0 m Mass of the block (m) = 25.0 kg. Cantilever length (d) = 1.0…

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3. A large board L 6.00 m and m 25.0 kg is laying so that d = 1.00 m of the board hangs off the roof of a building. A contractor puts his toolbox on the end of the board as shown. What is the greatest mass the toolbox can have and not cause the board to flip up and slide off the roof?