Physics, 26.08.2021 16:20 patrickfryer240
A student balances a 1.5 kg broom by placing her finger 1.4 m from the end of the broom handle.
1.4 m
How far from the end of the broom handle would she have to balance the broom if she hung a 400 g
mass from the end of the broom handle?​
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A student balances a 1.5 kg broom by placing her finger 1.4 m from the end of the broom handle.
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