A student places blocks on a 100cm long see-saw as shown.Answer all questions relative to the fulcram.How much torque is caused by Block A (weight: 10N)?unitHow much torque is caused by Block B (weight: 3N)?unit vHow much torque is caused by the see-saw's 5N weight?unit vWhat will happen to the see-saw?1020405060708090100What is the magntiude of the net torque?unit vcannot be determinfinalize(after completing ALL problems)check answersUnit 15: torque, see-sawDesmos Scientific Online CalculatorDII

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