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In the following system, what is the clockwise torque? https://media.glynlyon.com/g_ipc_2013/7/torque_example_6.gif
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There is no torque, each moment cancels on another (moment = force times perpendicular distance)
No it needs an answer, no torque was not an option.
The clockwise torque is the one applied by the 600-newton force, because it tends to rotate the beam clockwise about its fulcrum.
As you look at it, if the force on the right lever arm is down, this is clockwise component of torque.
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