A 25 kg girl sits on the left edge of a 2 meter long see saw. Where should a 100 kg man sit to balance the see saw A. 0.25 m from the center, at the right side B. 0.25 m from the center, at the left side C. 0.5 m from the center, at the right side D. at the opposite edge

A 25 kg girl sits on the left edge of a 2 meter long see saw. Where should a 100 kg man sit to balance the see saw A. 0.25 m from the center, at the right side B. 0.25 m from the center, at the left side C. 0.5 m from the center, at the right side D. at the opposite edge

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A 25 kg girl sits on the left edge of a 2 meter long see saw. Where should a 100 kg man sit to balance the see saw

A. 0.25 m from the center, at the right side

B. 0.25 m from the center, at the left side

C. 0.5 m from the center, at the right side

D. at the opposite edge

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