What is the effort required to lift the load?
The diagram shows a light beam pivoted at one end.

What is the effort required to lift the load?<br/>
The diagram shows a light beam pivoted at one end.

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Christian Jackson, Content Developer, Austin

Answered Feb 01, 2019

The answer to this question is 50. Those who are not too familiar with the different formulas that are used in physics may have no idea how this is the correct answer. It is best to check out the given. The formula that will be used for this is F1D1=F2D2. 200N (20)/50. The answer to this will be 50.

The right amount of force is important because of different reasons. There are some items that will break down when you use too much force. There are also some items that will not move at all when you do not exert the right amount of force that the item needs.

John Adney

Answered Dec 22, 2016

200 x 20 = 400

400/80 = 50

John Adney

Answered Dec 10, 2016

F1*d1=F2*d2
F1 is 200N because that is the only force mentioned in the question
d1 is 20cm because that's the distance of F1 from the pivot
d2 is80 cm because that is the distance of F2 from the pivot (60+20)
MakeF1the subject
F1= (20*200)/50
F1= 50N