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Compare the magnitude of the net torque about the pivot in each case below to that in part A. 2. 1. \F,| = F, IF= F, 0 = 135° \E= 2F, 46 3. 4. Kd*2d- Pivot \F, \= F, 2d %3D За \F= 2F \F,\= F, 3b

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Compare the magnitude of the net torque about the pivot in each case below to that in part A.
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\F,| = F,
IF= F,
0 = 135°
\E= 2F,
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\F= 2F
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