A 10.5 kg board 6.00 m long is supported by two sawhorses, one at each end. A 4.45 kg saw sits on the board 1.80 m from the left end. Find the upward force that the RIGHT sawhorse exerts on the board. (Unit = N)

A 10.5 kg board 6.00 m long is supported by two sawhorses, one at each end. A 4.45 kg saw sits on the board 1.80 m from the left end. Find the upward force that the RIGHT sawhorse exerts on the board. (Unit = N)

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A 10.5 kg board 6.00 m long is
supported by two sawhorses, one
at each end. A 4.45 kg saw sits
on the board 1.80 m from the left
end. Find the upward force that
the RIGHT sawhorse exerts on
the board.
(Unit = N)
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