Pre-Lab Slide 3: Balancing forces in a Seesaw oriented like Human Bicep: Now, consider that the rope tension balancing the torque is at an angle, rather than being vertical (Figure 2, right). a. State whether the magnitude of this new force F' needs to be larger, smaller, or the same size as the previous (vertical) force F in order to balance the seesaw. b. Explain your reasoning using words and logic. (Hint: the force F' is a tension oriented along the direction of the rope). c. Provide math (equations, geometry, trigonometry) as evidence for your reasoning. (Hint: Torque is perpendicular force x distance from pivot, and equilibrium mechanics requires balancing torques)