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If you put a 15 kg mass at 0.5 meters where on the other side do you have to put the 10 kg mass to balance the lever? 0.25 meters 0.5 meters 0.75 meters 1 meter 1.25 meter 1.5 meter 1.75 meter 2 meter
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If you put a 15 kg mass at 0.5 meters where on the other side do you have to put the

10 kg mass to balance the lever?
0.25 meters
0.5 meters
0.75 meters
1 meter
1.25 meter
1.5 meter
1.75 meter
2 meter

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23 votes

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1.25

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