A force F = 10/ N is applied to a rigid body. If the moment arm with respect to a given point O is T = 5/ m. Find the torque T about the point O. %D %3D OA 50K N.m OB. -15k N.m OC 50k N.m O D. None OE 15k N.m

A force F = 10/ N is applied to a rigid body. If the moment arm with respect to a given point O is T = 5/ m. Find the torque T about the point O. %D %3D OA 50K N.m OB. -15k N.m OC 50k N.m O D. None OE 15k N.m

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