Can you help me with this? A uniform 80.0 N ladder 4.0 m long is placed against a frictionless wall with its base situated 2.0 m from the wall.Find the forces exerted by the wall and by the ground on the ladder.

Can you help me with this? A uniform 80.0 N ladder 4.0 m long is placed against a frictionless wall with its base situated 2.0 m from the wall.Find the forces exerted by the wall and by the ground on the ladder.

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