A mechanic changing the spark plugs in a car notes that the instruction manual calls for a torque with a magnitude of 23.0 N· m. If the mechanic grasps the wrench as shown in the figure below, determine the magnitude of the force she must exert on the wrench. N

A mechanic changing the spark plugs in a car notes that the instruction manual calls for a torque with a magnitude of 23.0 N· m. If the mechanic grasps the wrench as shown in the figure below, determine the magnitude of the force she must exert on the wrench. N

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Chapter8: Rotational Equilibrium And Rotational Dynamics

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A mechanic changing the spark plugs in a car notes that the instruction manual calls for a torque with a magnitude of 23.0 N • m. If the mechanic grasps the wrench as shown in the figure
below, determine the magnitude of the force she must exert on the wrench.
N
0.30 m
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