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Jonathon Ellis

10 June, 03:53

A spherical ball of weight 50 N is to be lifted over the step 5 cm high. the ball has radius 10cm front he flatter side and 20 cm from the round one (since it is a sphere). calculate the minimum force needed to just lift it above the floor

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