Oh torque-so, layuan mo ko! Kim opens the refrigerator filled with ice cream with a force of magnitude F= 43.0 [N]. What is the torque due to F if 0 = 55.0°? Let the positive direction be the clockwise direction.

Oh torque-so, layuan mo ko! Kim opens the refrigerator filled with ice cream with a force of magnitude F= 43.0 [N]. What is the torque due to F if 0 = 55.0°? Let the positive direction be the clockwise direction.

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Chapter8: Rotational Equilibrium And Rotational Dynamics

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