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A uniform wood door has mass `m`, height `h`, and width `w`. It is hanging from two hinges attached to one side , the hinges are located `h//3` and `2h//3` form the bottom of the door. Suppose that `m= 20 kg, h = 2.20 m`, and the bottom smooth hinge is not screwed into the door frame. Find the forces acting on the door.
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