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Physics, 01.11.2019 01:31 yolo123321

An 80-cm uniform 10-kg bar is resting on two scales, one at either end. a smaller 4-kg mass (m) is placed at a distance of d = 20 cm from the left end. because the mass is closer to the left scale, it reads a higher weight than the right scale. what is the difference between the weights read by the two scales (left scale minus right scale)?

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