A horizontal beam of length 4 m and mass 9.0 kg has a mass of 3.0 kg and width 0.8 m sitting at the end of the beam (see the following figure). What is the torque due to gravity (in N - m) on the beam-block system about the support at the wall? (Enter the magnitude.) Wall support 0.8 m, 3.0 kg 4 m, 9.0 kg N-m

A horizontal beam of length 4 m and mass 9.0 kg has a mass of 3.0 kg and width 0.8 m sitting at the end of the beam (see the following figure). What is the torque due to gravity (in N - m) on the beam-block system about the support at the wall? (Enter the magnitude.) Wall support 0.8 m, 3.0 kg 4 m, 9.0 kg N-m

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