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25 cm 40° 35 N what's the torque? ​
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25 cm 40° 35 N

what's the torque? ​

User Zied Feki
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Answer:

t = 562.44 Newton centimeters

or

t = 5.62 Newton meters

Step-by-step explanation:

The eqaution for torque is:

t = rFsin(θ)

We are given r, f, and θ.

Fill in what we know.

t = 25*35*sin(40)

t = 562.44

t = 562.44 Newton centimeters

or

t = 5.62 Newton meters

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