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of diameter 0.350 m with respect to an axis passing through the center as shown in the figure. The 11.9 N force is perpendicular to the edge of the disk, while the 8.50 N force is

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Chapter8: Rotational Equilibrium And Rotational Dynamics

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Problem 1P: The fishing pole in Figure P8.3 makes an angle of 20.0 with the horizontal. What is the magnitude of...

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Calculate the net torque on the disk
of diameter 0.350 m with respect to
an axis passing through the center
as shown in the figure. The 11.9 N
force is perpendicular to the edge of
the disk, while the 8.50 N force is
tangent to the disk.
11.9 N
40.0° 14.6 N
8.50 N
O 6.26 N.m
O 5N.m
O 4.5 N.m
O 24 N.m
0.350 m

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