What is the force applied by the child

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Two children are carrying a 2.00-m long uniform level board with a mass 5.00 kg, each supporting one end of the board. A 1.00-kg book is resting on the board a distance 1.20 m from one end of the board. What is the force applied by the child that is closer to the book to support the board?

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