5.Two forces with equal magnitude Fi-Fy-8.00N are applied to a steel rod with thedistance t between the two forces as shown in the figure.-3.00ma.) What should the distance L between the forces be if they are to provide a net torquewith magnitude of 6.40NM about the left end of the rod?b.) Is the sense of this torque clockwise or counterclockwise?

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Two forces with equal magnitude F-Fr-8.00N are applied to a steel rod with the distance between the two forces as shown in the figure. -3.00m a) What should the distance between the forces be if they are to provide a net torque with magnitude of6.40Nm about the left end of the rod? b.) Is the sense of this torque clockwise or counterclockwise?

Two forces with equal magnitude F-Fr-8.00N are applied to a steel rod with the distance between the two forces as shown in the figure. -3.00m a) What should the distance between the forces be if they are to provide a net torque with magnitude of6.40Nm about the left end of the rod? b.) Is the sense of this torque clockwise or counterclockwise?

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Chapter10: Fixed-axis Rotation

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