Question 12Oh torque-so, layuan mo ako! Vim opens the freezer filled with ice cream with a force of magnitude F= 20.0 [N]. Whatis the torque due to F if 0 = 60.00? Let the positive direction be the counterclockwise direction.F50 cm 0pivotCORNY-TOICE CREAMO 8.66 [Nm]866 [N•m]-8.66 [N•m]O-866 [Nm]

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Question 12 Oh torque-so, layuan mo ako! Vim opens the freezer filled with ice cream with a force of magnitude F= 20.0 [N]. What is the torque due to F if 0= 60.0⁰? Let the positive direction be the counterclockwise direction. F 50 cm 0 pivot CORNY-TO ICE CREAM O 8.66 [Nm] 866 [Nm] -8.66 [N•m] O -866 [N•m]

Question 12 Oh torque-so, layuan mo ako! Vim opens the freezer filled with ice cream with a force of magnitude F= 20.0 [N]. What is the torque due to F if 0= 60.0⁰? Let the positive direction be the counterclockwise direction. F 50 cm 0 pivot CORNY-TO ICE CREAM O 8.66 [Nm] 866 [Nm] -8.66 [N•m] O -866 [N•m]

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Author:Paul Peter Urone, Roger Hinrichs

Publisher:Paul Peter Urone, Roger Hinrichs

Chapter9: Statics And Torque

Section: Chapter Questions

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