(4) You are interviewing for a job as a see-saw designer. In order to get the job, you must solve a designproblem involving a meter-stick with two masses hanging on it (see below). The system is to beperfectly balanced, with the pivot point offset from the center of the meter-stick. The mass of themeter-stick is 65.22 g. To get the job, you must find the unknown mass, m, in grams.1.00 mF- Fplankt FuiOck, t Foluck027.0 cm13.0 cm65.22g500. g0.63096나.9massmissingT= 0,63896(1.0) +.500(-27) +.60 (F) = 013.16 gramsf =1.289N = 0.13169.8(5) The diagrams show aFnstationary cargo planeFn1Fn2before and after loading it.What probably happened tomake the plane's center ofAxisAxisFgV Fggravity shift as shown?tne center of gravity moveg tuwaras rnenevavlekSide of tre piane

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(4) You are interviewing for a job as a see-saw designer. In order to get the job, you must solve a design
problem involving a meter-stick with two masses hanging on it (see below). The system is to be
perfectly balanced, with the pivot point offset from the center of the meter-stick. The mass of the
meter-stick is 65.22 g. To get the job, you must find the unknown mass, m, in grams.
1.00 m
F- Fplankt FuiOck, t Foluck0
27.0 cm
13.0 cm
65.22g
500. g
0.63096
나.9
massmissing
T= 0,63896(1.0) +.500(-27) +.60 (F) = 0
13.16 grams
f =1.289N = 0.1316
9.8
(5) The diagrams show a
Fn
stationary cargo plane
Fn1
Fn2
before and after loading it.
What probably happened to
make the plane's center of
Axis
Axis
Fg
V Fg
gravity shift as shown?
tne center of gravity moveg tuwaras rne
nevavlek
Side of tre piane

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