Question Onea) Find the tension in the strings shown.3050°3045°65N1kgb) A 45kg child sits on a Seesaw 3m away from the pivot point. The mass of the bar is 15kg.Where should a 35kg child sit to balance the Seesaw? What is the normal force exerted bythe pivot point?

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