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Seesaw balance problem with different mass units
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Seesaw balance problem with different mass units
Would it be as simple as by using the formula: "Weight = Mass * Gravitational Field Strength"?- Robm50
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Seesaw balance problem with different mass units
Weight is the result of the gravitational attraction pulling an object's mass particles towards the Earth Is that correct?- Robm50
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Seesaw balance problem with different mass units
That's exactly my problem; I have no idea how to find such a weight.- Robm50
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Seesaw balance problem with different mass units
How would I go about solving this problem, then?- Robm50
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Seesaw balance problem with different mass units
Homework Statement "A child and her father are playing on a seesaw. They are exactly balanced when the girl (mass 46 kg) sits at the end of the seesaw, 2.75m from the pivot. If her father weighs 824 N, how far is he from the pivot?" Homework Equations (sum of) clockwise moment(s) = (sum of)...- Robm50
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