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17-10-2022
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a seesaw has a child who weighs 80 pounds on the side where the seat is 10 feet away from the fulcrum, and a child on the opposite side who weighs 100 pounds. what would be the distance of the second child away from the fulcrum in order for the seesaw to be in static equilibrium?

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