12.2 m long board is supported from beneath at two locations. One is at the far left end of the board. The other is 1 m from the right end of the board. The board has a mass of 39.3 kg. What is the normal force (in newtons) applied by the right support?

12.2 m long board is supported from beneath at two locations. One is at the far left end of the board. The other is 1 m from the right end of the board. The board has a mass of 39.3 kg. What is the normal force (in newtons) applied by the right support?

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