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What is the torque of a force of 12 N with a lever arm of 3.2 meters? ​
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What is the torque of a force of 12 N with a lever arm of 3.2 meters? ​

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Torque is 38.4 Nm.

Step-by-step explanation:


{ \bf{torque = force * distance}} \\ { \tt{ = 12 * 3.2}} \\ = { \tt{38.4 \: Nm}}


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