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A 70 kg man stands at the end of a 12 m long platform. The end opposite
to the man rests on the edge of a wall, and a support column is located a
distance d = 3 m from the end with the man. The platform itself has a mass
of 300 kg. (a) How much weight does the column support? (That is, what is
the normal force on the platform from the column?) (b) How massive must
the man be in order for the opposite end of the platform to lift off of the
wall?
to the man rests on the edge of a wall, and a support column is located a
distance d = 3 m from the end with the man. The platform itself has a mass
of 300 kg. (a) How much weight does the column support? (That is, what is
the normal force on the platform from the column?) (b) How massive must
the man be in order for the opposite end of the platform to lift off of the
wall?
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