Refer to the procedure part. Assume Xcm= 50.0 cm, 150.0 g is suspended from a hanger clamp at the position x = +15.0cm, and ahanger clamp is at position x =- 75.0 cm. If each hanger clamp has amass m = 16.5 g, what mass must be added to negative xposition in order to attain stable equilibrium? Sketch a diagram of the situation (refer to Figure below). Compute for the torque andmoment of inertia....75 cm15cmMass=150 g

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Refer to the procedure part. Assume Xcm 50.0 cm, 150.0 g is suspended from a hanger clamp at the position x = +15.0 hanger clamp is at position x=-75.0 cm. If each hanger clamp has amass m = 16.5 g, what mass must be added to nega position in order to attain stable equilibrium? Sketch a diagram of the situation (refer to Figure below). Compute for the moment of inertia. 75 cm

Refer to the procedure part. Assume Xcm 50.0 cm, 150.0 g is suspended from a hanger clamp at the position x = +15.0 hanger clamp is at position x=-75.0 cm. If each hanger clamp has amass m = 16.5 g, what mass must be added to nega position in order to attain stable equilibrium? Sketch a diagram of the situation (refer to Figure below). Compute for the moment of inertia. 75 cm

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