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I would place the additional penny two inches on the left side of the fulcrum.

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I would place the additional penny two inches on the left side of the fulcrum.

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1 penny on 2 in and the second penny on 4 in to the left

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1 penny on 2 in and the second penny on 4 in to the left

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2 to left

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Move the lever to be shorter on the side with the heavier load?

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Move the lever to be shorter on the side with the heavier load?

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I would balance the lever by stacking the third penny on the left on top of the single penny which is also two inches on the left of the fulcrum

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I would balance the lever by stacking the third penny on the left on top of the single penny which is also two inches on the left of the fulcrum

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1. On the left side of the beam, proportional to the penny on the right

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you would need to counteract the weight of the 2 pennies by moving the one an additional 2 inches making it 4 in to the left

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2 in to left

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2. Using the weight of the penny to balance the beam by put it further away from the two stacked pennies

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Maybe 4 to the left

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3. Still laying them further away from the two stacked pennies but on the left side of the beam letting gravity and the weight of the penny to balance the weight out. Becasue it's still two pennies on each side it should still balance out.

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I would place each penny on the left and right of the ruler, one inch .

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I would place each penny on the left and right of the ruler, one inch .