Got your brain in gear ??

80% - I lost nearly all the marks in the pulleys ones, I flew through the electronics though.
 
50Kg or 50Kn is the same thing (as long as the 50kg is one metre from the fulcrum of course)

No, 50kg is ~500N (depending how precise you want to be with mavity), and it is asking for force, not torque/moment, which is what you are describing. Torque/Moment is measured in Nm, not N.
 
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but it is totally different notation, kg is not a force, its a mass, N (kgm/s²) is a force, Nm is a moment
The same as 100kg is not a weight, it's still a mass, weight is a force
 
58%, which is pretty bad. I seemed to get chunks all right or chunks all wrong. I'm sure that says that I'm completely lacking in certain areas (ie. scientific knowledge beyond basic deduction!).
 
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