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The towers holding small wind turbines are often raised and lowered for easy servicing of the turbine. (Figure 1) shows a 1000 kg wind turbine mounted on the end of a 24-m-long, 500 kg tower that connects to a support column at a pivot. A piston connected 3.0 m from the pivot applies the force needed to raise or lower the tower. At the instant shown, the wind turbine is being raised at a very slow, constant speed. What magnitude force is the piston applying?


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