If the boom in the previous problem is to remain horizontal when the stone S is removed, what is x?

If the boom in the previous problem is to remain horizontal when the

1.	If the boom in the previous problem is to remain horizontal when the stone S is removed, what is x?
A.	x = 1.180 m
B.	x = 2.500 m
C.	x = 0.340 m
D.	x = 0.660 m
Answer» B. x = 2.500 m

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