A rod is laying on top on two poles. The rod is uniform and has a length of 3.22 m. The left pole is at the left end of the rod and the right pole is a 0.41m (d%-0.41m) from the right side of the rod. What is the ratio of the forces F/FR on the rod due to the two poles?

A rod is laying on top on two poles. The rod is uniform and has a length of 3.22 m. The left pole is at the left end of the rod and the right pole is a 0.41m (d%-0.41m) from the right side of the rod. What is the ratio of the forces F/FR on the rod due to the two poles?

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A rod is laying on top on two poles. The rod is uniform and has a length of 3.22 m. The left pole is at the
left end of the rod and the right pole is a 0.41m (d-0.41m) from the right side of the rod. What is the
ratio of the forces F/FR on the rod due to the two poles?

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