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    If a 4.03 m long seesaw with a 32.2 kg child sitting at one end, and a 37.7 kg child sitting at the other end, has a net torque about the center of 99.82 N*m, what is its angle of inclination relative to the ground?

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    If a 3.1 m long seesaw with a 28.3 kg child sitting at one end, and a 31.4 kg child sitting at the other end, has a net torque about the center of 45.05 N*m, what is its angle of inclination relative to the ground?

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    If a 3.14 m long seesaw with a 31.8 kg child sitting at one end, and a 40.7 kg child sitting at the other end, has a net torque about the center of 124.3 N*m, what is its angle of inclination relative to the ground?

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    If a 3.61 m long seesaw with a 24.3 kg child sitting at one end, and a 31.7 kg child sitting at the other end, has a net torque about the center of 116.9 N*m, what is its angle of inclination relative to the ground?

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    If a 3.41 m long seesaw with a 37.8 kg child sitting at one end, and a 39.9 kg child sitting at the other end, has a net torque about the center of 33.17 N*m, what is its angle of inclination relative to the ground?

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    If a 3.56 m long seesaw with a 22 kg child sitting at one end, and a 27.2 kg child sitting at the other end, has a net torque about the center of 86.83 N*m, what is its angle of inclination relative to the ground?

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