Hello, can you also please include the formula that you used to solve this problem? Thank you! You are looking for your iPhone and have decided to look under your couch.The couch is 2.7 m long and the centre of mass of the couch is 10.2 cm fromthe middle (towards one end). The couch has a mass of 94.9 kg. What is theminimum force required to lift one end of the couch in Newtons? Leave youranswer to the nearest whole number.

The length of the couch is L=2.7m mass of the couch is m=94.9kg From question couch lifted from one…

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