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Two ladders at the ends of a scaffold support a mass of 90.0 kg each. An 80.0-kg worker is on the scaffold with a pile of bricks. Find the mass of the bricks. I know the answer is 100 kg, but my problem is: Two ladders which support the ends of a scaffold support 100.0 kg each. A 75.0-kg worker is on the scafoold with a pile of bricks. Find the mass of the bricks in kg. the answer is supposedly 125 kg, how did they get that answer?
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you need to draw this first
@IrishBoy123 can you help
The ladders support 200 kg total. 200 kg - 75 kg = 125 kg I guess if the scaffold itself is massless :/
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