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A uniform metre rule of weight 10gf is pivoted at its 0 mark.
(i) What moment of force depresses the rule?
(ii) How can it can be made horizontal by applying a least force?

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(i) 500gf cm (ii) By applying a force 5 gf upwards at the 100cm mark.
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