7 cm 50 cm load pivot 600 N Figure 1
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Identify the given values: - Length of the lever arm (or distance from the pivot to the load): 50 cm - Distance from the pivot to the effort (or force applied): 70 cm - Load (or weight being lifted): 600 N Show more…
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