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Static Equilibrium

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If each solid block in the balance weighs 3 kg and the beaker weighs 500 g, how much weight (in kg) would be required to keep the second balance in equilibrium?

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6.5

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8.5

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9.5

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12.5

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The correct option is B 8.5

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