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14) Distance of the 15-kg from the center of the beam: 2 Meters 15) Using the equations we have learned in class about torque calculations, show below with your own calculation that the value you found in item 14) is correct.

14) Distance of the 15-kg from the center of the beam: 2 Meters 15) Using the equations we have learned in class about torque calculations, show below with your own calculation that the value you found in item 14) is correct.

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