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Two children sit on opposite sides of a playground seesaw. Joey, who weighs 220 N, sits 1.5 m from the axis of the seesaw, and Suzy, who weighs 200 N, sits 1.7 m from the axis of the seesaw. How much torque is created at the axis by each child? In which direction will the seesaw tip?
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