Sos Two toddlers Anne (12.0 kg) and Bob (15.0 kg) sat on both ends ofa uniform 5.00-m see-saw supported at the center. If Anne sites onthe leftmost edge of the see-saw, where should Bob sit from theright edge to keep the system horizontal and in equilibrium?O 2.50 m from the right edgeO 2.00 m from the right edgeO 0.500 m from the right edgeO 1.50 m from the right edge A non-uniform rod of length 1.00 m is hung horizontally,supported by strings on both ends. If the center of gravity of therod is 0.200 m from the left end, what is the magnitude of thetension applied by the string on the right end of the rod?O Cannot be determined unless the weight of the rod is givenO 80% of the weight of the rodO 50% of the weight of the rodO 20% of the weight of the rod

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Two toddlers Anne (12.0 kg) and Bob (15.0 kg) sat on both ends of a uniform 5.00-m see-saw supported at the center. If Anne sites on the leftmost edge of the see-saw, where should Bob sit from the right edge to keep the system horizontal and in equilibrium? O 2.50 m from the right edge O 2.00 m from the right edge O 0.500 m from the right edge O 1.50 m from the right edge

Two toddlers Anne (12.0 kg) and Bob (15.0 kg) sat on both ends of a uniform 5.00-m see-saw supported at the center. If Anne sites on the leftmost edge of the see-saw, where should Bob sit from the right edge to keep the system horizontal and in equilibrium? O 2.50 m from the right edge O 2.00 m from the right edge O 0.500 m from the right edge O 1.50 m from the right edge

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Chapter12: Static Equilibrium And Elasticity

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