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Payne

29 May, 22:29

You're trying to lift a 298 pound object with a first class lever. You're pushing down on one side of the lever 9ft from the fulcrum, and the object is on the other side 2 ft from the fulcrum. Assuming no friction (balanced moments), how much force do you have to apply to lift the object?

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