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a beam 1.4m long balanced horizontally on a knife edge at its mid point. if a mass of 50g hung at one end of the beam balanced
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a uniform beam 6.0m long and weighing 4kg rest support p and q place left and right 1.0m of beam of weight from each of the beam
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a uniform beam 6.0m long and weighing 4kg rest support p and q place left and right 1.0m of beam of weight from each of the beam
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Mick has three steel beams. Beam A is 12 yards long, beam B is 5 yards long, and beam C is 6 yards long. If the full length of
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Mick has three steel beams. Beam A is 12 yards long, beam B is 5 yards long, and beam C is 6 yards long. If the full length of
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It is found out that a uniform beam 100cm long and of mass 95g can be balanced on a knife-edge when a 5g mass is hung 10cm from
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A 43 kg, 5.3-{\rm m}-long beam is supported, but not attached to, the two posts in the figure . A 23 kg boy starts walking along
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A uniform beam weighing 1300N is attached to a vertical wall so that it is perfectly horizontal. the beam is 8 m long. A support
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A uniform beam 6.0m long and weighing 4kg rest on supports at P and Q placed left and right 1.0m from each end of the
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a uniform beam 6.0m long and weighing 4kg rest on support at P & Q placed left and right 1.0m from each end of the beam. weight
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