Find the force acting on each attachment

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A 2.18-m-long diving board of mass 13.2kg is 3.00m above the water. It has two attahcments holding it in place. One is located at the very back end of the board, and other is 25.0 cm away from the end.

(a) Assuming that the board has a uniform density, find the force acting on each attachment?

(b) If a diver of mass 69.3kg is standing on the front end, what are the forces acting on the two attachments?

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