Physics, 06.04.2021 15:40, Giabear23

The book is moved so that it is 50 cm from Q. Use moments to calculate the forces at P and Q. taking into account the
weight of the shelf as well as the weight of the book. (weight of shelf is 10N and weight of the book is 10N)

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