As shown below, a 25 kg bar that is 1.8 m long is set up to rotate about its center (the yellow circle). Force B is acting 29 cm from the left end of the bar. Express each answer using appropriate mks units. C B A Part 1 of 3 Determine the torque each individual force creates. TA= TB= TC = A = 22 N B = 37 N C = 20 N A = 21° 8B = 74°

As shown below, a 25 kg bar that is 1.8 m long is set up to rotate about its center (the yellow circle). Force B is acting 29 cm from the left end of the bar. Express each answer using appropriate mks units. C B A Part 1 of 3 Determine the torque each individual force creates. TA= TB= TC = A = 22 N B = 37 N C = 20 N A = 21° 8B = 74°

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Chapter10: Rotational Motion

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