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A ladder rests against a frictionless vertical wall,with its upper end 6m above the ground and the lower end 4m awayfrom the wall.The weight of the ladder is 500N and its C.G. at 1/3rd dis†an ce from the lower end.What will be the wall's reaction in newton?

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