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3 years ago

suppose larry stands with more weight on one scale than the other if one scale reads 400 N. what does the other read?

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The other scale will either have a higher or lower number because 400 could be the bigger number or the smaller number but we don't know that so you cant exactly answer it.<span />

siniylev [52]3 years ago

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You will take 400N divide by 2. The answer will be 200N.

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