1. A uniform bar has a small ball hanging at a distance x. The bar is 2.00 m long and hasmass 4.00 kg, while the ball has a 3.00 kg mass. The Tension in the string is 100 N37.0Ara) Find the Position “x" on the Rod where the ball is hangingb) Find the Force exerted by the Hinge (Point A) on the RodAfter experimenting the bar showed to have a non uniform density that varies asP(x)=C(1+0.1x²) in the interval 0

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