Answer the given problemMOMENT OF FORCE A uniform bar whose mass and length are 55.0 kg and 8.00 m, respectively issupported by two light cables as shown. An 87.0 kg painter stands 1.25 m fromthe left end of the bar, and his equipment is 2.25 m from the right end. If thetension in the left cable is twice as the right cable, what are the tensions in thecable and the mass of the equipment?L=8.00 mof

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uniform bar whose mass and length are 55.0 kg and 8.00 m, respectively is upported by two light cables as shown. An 87.0 kg painter stands 1.25 m from he left end of the bar, and his equipment is 2.25 m from the right end. If the ension in the left cable is twice as the right cable, what are the tensions in the able and the mass of the equipment?

uniform bar whose mass and length are 55.0 kg and 8.00 m, respectively is upported by two light cables as shown. An 87.0 kg painter stands 1.25 m from he left end of the bar, and his equipment is 2.25 m from the right end. If the ension in the left cable is twice as the right cable, what are the tensions in the able and the mass of the equipment?

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MOMENT OF FORCE

A uniform bar whose mass and length are 55.0 kg and 8.00 m, respectively is
supported by two light cables as shown. An 87.0 kg painter stands 1.25 m from
the left end of the bar, and his equipment is 2.25 m from the right end. If the
tension in the left cable is twice as the right cable, what are the tensions in the
cable and the mass of the equipment?
L=8.00 m
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