In the figure below, what is the torque due to the weight of the beam?200 NXaxis2.00 mㅏ100 N300 N200 Nm, clockwise200 Nm, counterclockwise100 Nm, clockwise100 Nm, counterclockwise30⁰1.00 m

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In the figure below, what is the torque due to the weight of the beam? 200 N X axis 2.00 m ㅏ 100 N 200 Nm, clockwise O 200 Nm, counterclockwise O 100 Nm, clockwise O 100 Nm, counterclockwise 300 N 30° 1.00 m

In the figure below, what is the torque due to the weight of the beam? 200 N X axis 2.00 m ㅏ 100 N 200 Nm, clockwise O 200 Nm, counterclockwise O 100 Nm, clockwise O 100 Nm, counterclockwise 300 N 30° 1.00 m

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In the figure below, what is the torque due to the weight of the beam?
200 N
X
axis
2.00 m
ㅏ
100 N
300 N
200 Nm, clockwise
200 Nm, counterclockwise
100 Nm, clockwise
100 Nm, counterclockwise
30⁰
1.00 m

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