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In the figure below, an education- major student lies on a very light horizontal light board. If the left scale reads 290 N and the right scale reads 122 N, what is the student's mass? *

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Section6.2: Circular Motion

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In the figure below, an education-
major student lies on a very light
horizontal light board. If the left
scale reads 290 N and the right
scale reads 122 N, what is the
student's mass? *
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39 kg.
42 kg.
47 kg.
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