Magnitude (UPWARD OR DOWNWARD) Consider the following.(a) The nail puller shown in the figure above is designed such that you exert a force 35.0 cm from the pivot and the nail is 2.05 cm from the pivot on the other side. Determine the mechanical advantage of the nail puller.(b) Determine the minimum force must you exert in order to apply a force of 1500 N to the nail.N.(c) If the nail puller has a mass of 2.10 kg, determine the force the nail puller exerts on the supporting surface.magnitudedirection-Select-vtz

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(a) The nail puller shown in the figure above is designed such that you exert a force 35.0 cm from the pivot ane (b) Determine the minimum force must you exert in order to apply a force of 1500 N to the nail.

(a) The nail puller shown in the figure above is designed such that you exert a force 35.0 cm from the pivot ane (b) Determine the minimum force must you exert in order to apply a force of 1500 N to the nail.

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