Use the torque equilibrium equation to find the unknown FG, the weight of the meter stick.Note that we do not need to know either the friction, Ff, or the normal force, FN to do this sinceneither of these causes a torque about the end of the stick that rests on the table.(show work)

Step 1: Identify the Forces and DistancesForce (F): This is the weight of the unknown object hanging…

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Use the torque equilibrium equation to find the unknown FG, the weight of the meter stick. Note that we do not need to know either the friction, Ff, or the normal force, FN to do this since neither of these causes a torque about the end of the stick that rests on the table. (show work)