Answer:
I think It depends on their weight. If the boy is lighter then he should sit far away from the seesaw and the other person (heavier) should sit near the seesaw.
Explanation:
For the board to be completely level on the pivot point, the person or object must equal to the same weight of the other side. The center of the pivot can hold more weight than the other sides.
If :
A. Same weight
For example, two girls are sitting on a seesaw. They have moved until it is balanced. They are the same weight and so to balance the seesaw they must sit the same distance from the pivot.
B. Different weight
For example, if a young girl were to sit on the end of a seesaw and a heavier man were to sit on the other side, the man would have to sit closer to the pivot point than the little girl.
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