5. A beam that weighs 10.0 N is 2.5 m long. It is supported at a point 0.78 m from one end. Find the weight of the object that must be placed on the other end of the beam to balance it.

Problem 2

Your physics teacher has hidden a golden exe in the school and has given you a list of vectors that can lead you to the prize. Use the interactive to determine the resultant vector.

Directions given: 5 meters north, 10 meters east. 10 meters north, 5 meters east, 5 meters south, 14.1 meters northeast (45 deerces). 10 meters west, 21.2 meters southeast (-45 deerces). 5 meters west, 10 meters north

Fill in Data Table 2 with values. Calculate the resultant components using the table. 5 ketch the path and the resultant. Use the Pythagorean theorem to calculate the resultant vector magnitude. Use SOH, CAH.TOA to calculate the direction of the resultant vector.