5. A uniform 0.225 kg rod of 0.90 m length is used to suspend two masses as shown below. At what distance should the 0.40 kg mass be placed to achieve static equilibrium? 0.225 kg rod 0.65 m 0.25 m 0.40 kg 0.50 kg

5. A uniform 0.225 kg rod of 0.90 m length is used to suspend two masses as shown below. At what distance should the 0.40 kg mass be placed to achieve static equilibrium? 0.225 kg rod 0.65 m 0.25 m 0.40 kg 0.50 kg

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5. A uniform 0.225 kg rod of 0.90 m length is used to suspend two masses
as shown below. At what distance should the 0.40 kg mass be placed to
achieve static equilibrium?
0.225 kg rod
0.65 m
0.25 m
0.40 kg
0.50 kg
6. If the 2.30 kg uniform beam shown in static equilibrium, what is the
magnitude of

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