We are going to look at having two hanging masses on the right: 1.50 kg at 0.30 meters from the pivot 19.30 kg at 1.75 meters from the pivot. If we have a mass of 19.00 kg, how far on the left from the pivot must it be to balance the other two? (Submit your answer in meters.)

We are going to look at having two hanging masses on the right: 1.50 kg at 0.30 meters from the pivot 19.30 kg at 1.75 meters from the pivot. If we have a mass of 19.00 kg, how far on the left from the pivot must it be to balance the other two? (Submit your answer in meters.)

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Now, we are going to look at having two hanging masses on the right:
1.50 kg at 0.30 meters from the pivot
19.30 kg at 1.75 meters from the pivot.
If we have a mass of 19.00 kg, how far on the left from the pivot must it be to
balance the other two? (Submit your answer in meters.)

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