Physics, 26.03.2020 09:01, genyjoannerubiera

If a 60.1 kg person jumps onto a seesaw at an angle of 22 degrees at a distance of 6.9 m from the fulcrum.
How much force will their friend feel if they are sitting 6.6 m on the opposite side of the seesaw?

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