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1.65 m long broom is being used to sweep away some dirt. The brush is moving the dirt with 4.30 N of force. The person’s hand is 0.55 m from the top of the broom (which is the fulcrum).

a. What force does a person have to apply to sweep the dirt?
b. What is the broom’s ideal mechanical advantage?

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