Determine the net torque (about point P at one end) of the 4.0-m-long uniform beam shown in the Figure below. All forces are shown. 60 N 32 50 N 2 m 450 2 m P. 40 N A. 10.5 N.m, Counterclockwise B. 10.5 N.m, Clockwise CNone

Determine the net torque (about point P at one end) of the 4.0-m-long uniform beam shown in the Figure below. All forces are shown. 60 N 32 50 N 2 m 450 2 m P. 40 N A. 10.5 N.m, Counterclockwise B. 10.5 N.m, Clockwise CNone

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Determine the net torque (about point P at
one end) of the 4.0-m-long uniform beam
shown in the Figure below. All forces are
shown.
60 N
329
50 N
2 m
45°
2 m
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40 N
A. 10.5 N.m, Counterclockwise
B. 10.5 N.m, Clockwise
C None

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