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If the mass of the counterweight increases by adding more mass, how does the force required to lift the counterweight change?

If the mass of the counterweight increases by adding more mass, how does the force required to lift the counterweight change?
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If the mass of the counterweight increases by adding more mass, how does the

force required to lift the counterweight change?

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we'll just use Force equals mass times acceleration and you'll get your answer

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