A lever of the second class, Physics

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 A lever of the second class

Use a uniform wooden bar about 1 m long, 4 cm wide and 5 mm thick. Drill a hole near single end, in the centre of the width dimension. Also drill a hole by both uprights used in experiment 1 above, about 12 cm from the base.

  

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