Please follow all of the directions. Please show all work and circle your answer. MailingsReviewViewO Tell meAaBbCcAaBbCcDdEeCaptionHeading 1PES 1150 -GENERAL PHYSICS LABI4.) Let's say you had to move the Earth with a lever. According to Archimedes, this ispossible if you had a long enough lever. You could use the Moon as a fulcrum:EarthLever1500 NМonCalculate how long of a lever you would need. (It will be gigantic!) Use the followinginformation:Mass of the Earth = 5.97 x 1024kgDistance from the Earth to the Moon = 384,000 kmForce you can exert on the lever = 1500NConvert your answer to light-years: 1 light year =9.46 x 1012 kmHow big is your answer? How does this yery large answer compare to the size of theMilky Way galaxy (100,000 ly)? (Hint: First, calculate the weight of the Earthusing Mg.)

Weight of earth = Mg W = 5.97×1024×9.8 N W = 58.506×1024 N To lift the earth we need to apply torque…

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