A uniform horizontal been of weight 371N and length 2.85 m has two weights hanging from it. One weight of 271N is located 0.7296 m from the left end; the other weight of 171N is located 0.7296 m from the right end. What must be the magnitude of the one additional force on the beam that will produce equilibrium? Answer in units of N. 2. At what distance from the left end must this force be applied for the beam to be in equilibrium? Answer in units of m.

A uniform horizontal been of weight 371N and length 2.85 m has two weights hanging from it. One weight of 271N is located 0.7296 m from the left end; the other weight of 171N is located 0.7296 m from the right end. What must be the magnitude of the one additional force on the beam that will produce equilibrium? Answer in units of N. 2. At what distance from the left end must this force be applied for the beam to be in equilibrium? Answer in units of m.