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A box weighing 10 N is 4 m away from the fulcrum. How much force must be applied 1 m away on the opposite end of the fulcrum in order for the sides to be balanced? What is the a…

A box weighing 10 N is 4 m away from the fulcrum. How much force must be applied 1 m away on the opposite end of the fulcrum in order for the sides to be balanced? What is the a…
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A box weighing 10 N is 4 m away from the fulcrum. How much force must be applied 1 m away on the opposite end of the fulcrum in order for the sides to be balanced? What is the actual mechanical advantage of the machine?

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Answer: Socratic

Explanation: i’m not sure but you can use Socratic it’s a good app that helps

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