Tweedledum and Tweedledee are carrying a uniform wooden board that is LLL = 3.00 mm long and has a weight of w = 160 N. Tweedledum applies an upward force of magnitude F1 = 60.0 NN at the left end of the board.Which of the following is the correct equation for Στ for the given rotation axis? All rotation axes lie on the x-axis and torques that would cause a counterclockwise rotation are positive.Enter the letter(s) of the correct equation(s) in alphabetical order. For instance, if you thought that choices A, B, and D were correct, you would enter ABD.Answer Choices: Axis of RotationEtAx=0(1/2)wL+F2d=0Bx=L(1/2)wL-F2(L-d)-F1L=0Cx=0(-1/2)wL+F2d=0Dx=d-F1d-F2(d-(1/2)L)=0Ex=(1/2)L(-1/2)F1L+F2(d-(1/2)L)Fx=(1/2)L(1/2)F1L+F2(d-(1/2)L) Part DWhich of the following is the correct equation for ET for the given rotation axis? All rotation axes lie on the x axis and torquesthat would cause a counterclockwise rotation are positive.Axis of RotationΣΤzwL+ F2d = 0Ax = 0x = LwL – F2(L – d) – F;L = 0-글wL + Fad= 0x = 0|- F,d – F2 (d – L) =|-}F,L+ F (d – T.)FL+ F2 (d - L)Dx = dEFx =Enter the letter(s) of the correct equation(s) in alphabetical order. For instance, if you thought that choices A, B, andD were correct, you would enter ABD.v View Available Hint(s)B.

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Tweedledum and Tweedledee are carrying a uniform wooden board that is LLL = 3.00 mm long and has a weight of w = 160 N. Tweedledum applies an upward force of magnitude F1 = 60.0 NN at the left end of the board.

Which of the following is the correct equation for Στ for the given rotation axis? All rotation axes lie on the x-axis and torques that would cause a counterclockwise rotation are positive.

Enter the letter(s) of the correct equation(s) in alphabetical order. For instance, if you thought that choices A, B, and D were correct, you would enter ABD.

Answer Choices:

	Axis of Rotation	Et
A	x=0	(1/2)wL+F₂d=0
B	x=L	(1/2)wL-F₂(L-d)-F₁L=0
C	x=0	(-1/2)wL+F₂d=0
D	x=d	-F₁d-F₂(d-(1/2)L)=0
E	x=(1/2)L	(-1/2)F₁L+F₂(d-(1/2)L)
F	x=(1/2)L	(1/2)F₁L+F₂(d-(1/2)L)

Part D
Which of the following is the correct equation for ET for the given rotation axis? All rotation axes lie on the x axis and torques
that would cause a counterclockwise rotation are positive.
Axis of Rotation
ΣΤ
zwL+ F2d = 0
A
x = 0
x = L
wL – F2(L – d) – F;L = 0
-글wL + Fad= 0
x = 0
|- F,d – F2 (d – L) =
|-}F,L+ F (d – T.)
FL+ F2 (d - L)
D
x = d
E
F
x =
Enter the letter(s) of the correct equation(s) in alphabetical order. For instance, if you thought that choices A, B, and
D were correct, you would enter ABD.
v View Available Hint(s)
B.

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