Shoulders 69284
Two children with different weights sit on the swing, a lever with your shoulders. On the left side sits a child with a capacity of 30 kg, and on the right, a child with a capacity of 20 kg. One swing arm is 150 cm long. How would you seat the children so that the swing is balanced?
Correct answer:
Tips for related online calculators
Do you have a linear equation or system of equations and looking for its solution? Or do you have a quadratic equation?
You need to know the following knowledge to solve this word math problem:
Units of physical quantities:
Themes, topics:
Grade of the word problem:
Related math problems and questions:
- Dominika 82882
Dominika and Ninka are in the park. A 48 kg girl sits on the right side of the swing at a distance of 1.9 m from the axis of rotation. Dominika acts on the swing on the left side with a specific force at 2 m from the axis. What force should she exert to k - Rotation 43561
The boy is sitting on a two-arm swing, and his seat is 300 cm away from the center of rotation. Its weight is 48 kg. The girl is sitting at the other end of the swing, and her mass is 36 kg. How far from the center of rotation must the girl sit for them t - Proportional 83174 For the lever to be balanced, the arms' lengths must be inversely proportional to the weight ratio of the weights suspended on these arms. Complete the data: 30 cm, 10 cm, 4 kg, and? kg.
- The swing
To swing the two girls. Aneta weighs 45 kg and Simon 35 kg weight. How far should Simon sit from the middle of the swing so it is balanced if we know that Aneta is sitting at a distance of 1,5m? How far are girls sitting apart?
- Swing
A child weighing 12 kg is sitting on a swing at 130 cm from the rotation axis. How far away from the rotation (center) axis must he sit down his mother weighs 57 kg if she wants to be swung in balance. - Supported 82872 An 8-meter-long swing is supported at the center. A 30 kg boy is sitting at one end. How far from the axis of rotation on the other side of the swing must the second boy of mass 40 kg sit?
- Different 82982
How many different ways can Milka, Peter, Joseph, and Renata sit next to each other in the cinema if Milka always sits in seat number 1 and Peter always sits in seat number 4? List all options. - Carousel for children
There are 5 seats evenly distributed on the children's carousel in the shape of a circle. What kind the arm of the carousel (connecting the center of the carousel to the seat) is long if the distance between with two seats is 1.2m? - Seats on carousel
There are 12 seats evenly distributed on the children's carousel in the shape of a circle. How long is the arm of the carousel (connecting the center of the carousel to the seat) if the distance between the two seats is 1.5m?
- Sweets
Mom bought a box of sweets for their children. The whole package of 102 sweets is divided among 3 their children so that each child receives the most and for she remains the least sweets. How many sweets are left for mom? - Supporting 82880 Roman and Mathias made a swing in the park by taking a 5 m-long pole and supporting it in the middle. Roman, weighing 52 kg, sat down at the left end. Where should Mathias sit to achieve balance if he weighs 60 kg? Enter the distance measured in meters fr
- Probability 81964 Calculate the probability of the event that you sit in seats 1 to 30 in the cinema at: a) seat marked with a prime number b) seat marked with an even number c) a seat marked with a number divisible by 3 or 4
- Supported 61914
A person lifts a stone weighing 285 kg with the help of a lever that is supported at a distance of 30 cm from the stone. A person acts on the lever at a distance of 90 cm from the support. How much force does a person have to use to lift a stone? - Isosceles triangle 9
There is an isosceles triangle ABC where AB= AC. The perimeter is 64cm, and the altitude is 24cm. Find the area of the isosceles triangle.
- Lesson exercising
In the lesson on physical education, pupils are first divided into three groups so that each has the same number. They redistributed, but into six groups. And again, it was the same number of children in each group. Finally, they were divided into nine eq - A fair 2
A fair die is thrown two times. What is the probability that the sum of the score is almost 8? - Toys
3 children pulled 9 different toys from a box. How many ways can toys be divided, so each child has at least one toy?
