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QUESTION 4 2 points Save Answer Consider the two blocks on the seesaw below. The

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QUESTION 4 2 points Save Answer Consider the two blocks on the seesaw below. The wedge is fixed at the center of the seesaw. If the larger box has twice the mass as the smaller, what are two possible ways that the seesaw could be balanced (select all that apply)? The distance measured from the center of the seesaw where the wedge is located is r. Note: For the larger box, rlarge and for the smaller box, r small O A. rsmall 2 large B. rsmall-4 rlarge c. rsmall = (1/2) range D. rsmall = (1/4narge OE. narge 2 Tsmall O G. rlarge = ( 1 /2) rs mall 0 H. rlarge = ( 1 /4) rsmall

Explanation / Answer

Answer A,G

Balance moment about centre

(mass of large)rlarge=(mass of small)rsmall

(2m)rlarge=(m)rsmall

rsmall=2rlarge

rlarge=(1/2)rsmall

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