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The force F1, 10.0N acts at 10.0cm. What is the magnitude of the torque due to F1 about an axis through Point A perpendicular to the page? Is it clockwise,or is it counterclockwise? ( Point A is at 0 on a meter stick. There is also a point B at 50cm and F2 is 70cm with a force of 15.0N)
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what's the angle of F1 to the meter stick?
no angle is given
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so does it look like that?
yes
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that's 90 degrees torque = F*r*sin(90)
=10N*.1m*1 = 1Nm
direction of torque would be into the screen (clockwise rotation)
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what is the r? Is that the 10cm?
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Hi @Algebraic! your ava's still gloomy as usual.
sad, not gloomy.
b/c math is hard :(
torque = rF = 0.1(10) =1 Nm
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