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Answered by Anonymous
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 \bold{Answer\;:-}

Solution : The beam and pans of a balance has negligible mass. When an object of weight W is placed in pan 1, then the weight of pan 2 is W1.

Therefore, W × l1 = W1 × L2 - (i)

Now, the object of weight W is placed in pan 2, the weight of pan 1 is W2.

Therefore, W2 × L1 = W × L2 - (ii)

Now, by comparing the equations, we get,

• W/W2 = W1/W

• W² = W1 × W2

W = √W1W2

Therefore, option 1 is correct.

 \bold{Hope\;it \; helps\;!}

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Anonymous: I hope this is the solution!
Anonymous: Great <3
Sayantana: yes..correct solution...
Sayantana: but how you get the idea that torque is balanced from both sides...i mean its not given there
Anonymous: here's a quick question for concept clarity
Answered by vishalbaibhav000
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Explanation:

Yeah,it fits in my cerebrum and your answer is what I need for explanation.

Your concepts are much stronger...

And Thanks again for helping....

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