Imagine that you are applying the same magnitude of force on a wrench but differ in the application angle and lever arm. Arrange the following pictures according to increasing amount of torque produced. Provide explanation to your arrangement. Write your answer on your paper.

Imagine that you are applying the same magnitude of force on a wrench but differ in the application angle and lever arm. Arrange the following pictures according to increasing amount of torque produced. Provide explanation to your arrangement. Write your answer on your paper.

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ACTIVITY 2. Applying Torque in Wrench
Imagine that you are applying the same magnitude of force on a wrench but differ in the application angle and
lever arm. Arrange the following pictures according to increasing amount of torque produced. Provide explanation
to your arrangement. Write your answer on your paper.
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