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1. Assume both players push on the tip-off. One of the nudges it upward with 12N about 13cm ⊥ to the rotation axis. The other player nudges it downward with 11 N at 7cm ⊥ to the rotation axis. Find net
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1. Assume both players push on the tip-off. One of the nudges it upward with 12N about 13cm ⊥ to the rotation axis. The other player nudges it downward with 11 N at 7cm ⊥ to the rotation axis. Find net torque on the ball. (4 pts)

1. Assume both players push on the tip-off. One of the nudges it upward with 12N about-example-1
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