Two painters are carrying a 4m uniform wooden slab of 10 kg and a paint 5kg...

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Two painters are carrying a 4m uniform wooden slab of 10 kg and a paint 5kg at 2.5 meters on the slab. The first painter is carrying at the beginning of the slab and the second painter is at 3m of the slab as shown in the figure. The system is at static equilibrium. Assuming the g=10m/s^2, what will be the sum of two upward forces in Newton? Lidm LOKE Two painters are carrying a 4m uniform wooden slab of 10 kg and a paint 5kg at 2.5 meters on the slab. The first painter is carrying at the beginning of the slab and the second painter is at 3m of the slab as shown in the figure. The system is at static equilibrium. Assuming the g=10m/s^2, what will be the sum of two upward forces in Newton? Lidm LOKE

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To find the sum of the two upward forces in Newton we can set up an equilibrium equation based on th... View the full answer