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How can they be equal at that point? And where is the force that the string applies.
By the way Fk = Buoyancy Force
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How can they be equal at that point? And where is the force that the string applies.
By the way Fk = Buoyancy Force
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It comes from the net torque with respect to the right end of the rod. It has to be zero in equilibrium.
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