c) Calculate the torques produced by F3 and F4, including the sign of the torque indicating the sense of rotation, positive for counter-clockwise rotation and negative clockwise rotation. Help: When using the formula for torque, the angle is between the tails of which two vectors? Draw a liagram showing the vectors and F to figure out the angle to be used in the calculations of torque. Enter to 3 significant figures TF3 = TFA = d) Between F₂ and F4 which force produces the larger torque is Nm F4 - because it has a larg ✓ ✓ e) Calculate the torque produced by F2, including the sign of the torque indicating the sense of otation - positive for counter-clockwise rotation and negative clockwise rotation. Enter to 3 significant figures 1,F3 Nm TF2 f) Calculate the moment arms of F3 and F4. Note: Moment arms are distances and positive. Enter to 3 significant figures TL, FA = Nm

c) Calculate the torques produced by F3 and F4, including the sign of the torque indicating the sense of rotation, positive for counter-clockwise rotation and negative clockwise rotation. Help: When using the formula for torque, the angle is between the tails of which two vectors? Draw a liagram showing the vectors and F to figure out the angle to be used in the calculations of torque. Enter to 3 significant figures TF3 = TFA = d) Between F₂ and F4 which force produces the larger torque is Nm F4 - because it has a larg ✓ ✓ e) Calculate the torque produced by F2, including the sign of the torque indicating the sense of otation - positive for counter-clockwise rotation and negative clockwise rotation. Enter to 3 significant figures 1,F3 Nm TF2 f) Calculate the moment arms of F3 and F4. Note: Moment arms are distances and positive. Enter to 3 significant figures TL, FA = Nm

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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