Jack and Rose are carrying a uniform rod that is 3.00m long and weighs 160.N. If Rose lifts at one end with an upward force equal to 60.0N, how far from Rose should Jack lift so that the rod will be horizontal and in equilibrium?

Jack and Rose are carrying a uniform rod that is 3.00m long and weighs 160.N. If Rose lifts at one end with an upward force equal to 60.0N, how far from Rose should Jack lift so that the rod will be horizontal and in equilibrium?

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Chapter14: Static Equilibrium, Elasticity, And Fracture

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