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Suppose we wish to use a 6.0 m iron bar to lift a heavy object by using it as a lever. If we place the pivot point at a distance of 0.8 m from the end of the bar that is in contact with the load and we can exert a downward force of 527 N on the other end of the bar, find the maximum load that this person is able to lift (pry) using this arrangement (neglect the mass of the bar in this problem).

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