If the imaginary line joining a person’s centre of gravity to the centre of the Earth passes through the person’s base of support, what can we say about that person? They are:

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If the imaginary line joining a person’s centre of gravity to the centre of the Earth passes through the person’s base of support, what can we say about that person? They are:

unstable.
balanced.
using their back as a lever.
not doing any work.

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B: They are balanced or stable. That is, they will not need to shift their feet to prevent them from “overbalancing”.

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