Problems1. A 0.3kg meterstick is suspended motionlessby a shark's tooth which is 0.2 meters to theright of the ruler's center of mass, and a toygiraffe which is holding up the left end, 0.5meters to the left of the center of mass. Fill inthe table, and find the force of the giraffe on themeterstick.MeterstickylacunatorqueN?0.5m0.2mHYX

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- A 0.3kg meterstick is suspended motionless y a shark's tooth which is 0.2 meters to the ght of the ruler's center of mass, and a toy raffe which is holding up the left end, 0.5 neters to the left of the center of mass. Fill in he table, and find the force of the giraffe on the meterstick.

- A 0.3kg meterstick is suspended motionless y a shark's tooth which is 0.2 meters to the ght of the ruler's center of mass, and a toy raffe which is holding up the left end, 0.5 neters to the left of the center of mass. Fill in he table, and find the force of the giraffe on the meterstick.

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