4. The system can freely rotate about the pivot if it is not balanced. The bar is uniform and its mass (M) is 150 g. The other hanging masses are shown in the Figure. Find the value of 'm' for the system to be in equilibrium. 40 cm 30 cm - 30 cm pivot o M= 150 g 160 g 140 g

4. The system can freely rotate about the pivot if it is not balanced. The bar is uniform and its mass (M) is 150 g. The other hanging masses are shown in the Figure. Find the value of 'm' for the system to be in equilibrium. 40 cm 30 cm - 30 cm pivot o M= 150 g 160 g 140 g

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4. The system can freely rotate about the pivot if it is not balanced. The bar is uniform and its mass
(M) is 150 g. The other hanging masses are shown in the Figure. Find the value of 'm' for the
system to be in equilibrium.
40 cm
30 cm
- 30 cm
pivot o
M= 150 g
160 g
140 g

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