SearchF₁ YesF5 No, because the force i(b) Between F3 or F4 which force produces a larger torque?F3- because it is perpe(c) Calculate the torques produced by F3 and F4, including the sign of the torque indicating the senseof 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 adiagram showing the vectors 7 and F to figure out the angle to be used in the calculations of torque.TF314.4NmTF 12.47(d) Between F₂ and F4 which force produces the larger torque isF4- because it has a lar✓.(e) Calculate the torque produced by F2, including the sign of the torque indicating the sense ofrotation - positive for counter-clockwise rotation and negative clockwise rotation.XNmTF₂(f) Calculate the moment arms of F3 and F4. Note: Moment arms are distances and positive.F1,F₂= 6.23!= 3.6Nm1.F= 0.6Note: This question has 7 attemptsNo, that's only partially correctYou scored 7 out of 12 in this assessment. You have 5 more attempts left.Try AgainView Forum Activities (0 new of 0)99+h tivityBranding&COURSEID=5110&SECTIONID=2930951. A meter rule is anchored at the point O and is free to rotate about an axis passing through O andperpendicular to the plane of the meter rule. Forces F₁, F2, F3, F4 and F5 of equal magnitudes act onthe ruler at different locations. The magnitude of each force is 24 N and 0 =30°. The distances alongthe ruler are given in cm.SearchF₁30012.47F₂60099-F4A100Fs(a) Determine whether each force can or cannot rotate the ruler and select the correct rationale foryour answer.F₁ No, because it is on theF₂ YesF3 YesF₁ YesFs No, because the force iv(b) Between F3 or F4 which force produces a larger torque?F3-because it is perpe(c) Calculate the torques produced by F3 and F4, including the sign of the torque indicating the senseof rotation, positive for counter-clockwise rotation and negative clockwise rotation.hHelp: When using the formula for torque, the angle is between the tails of which two vectors? Draw adiagram showing the vectors 7 and F to figure out the angle to be used in the calculations of torque.TF3=144NmTF₁ =Nm

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A meter rule is anchored at the point O and is free to rotate about an axis passing through O and perpendicular to the plane of the meter rule. Forces F₁, F2, F3, F4 and F5 of equal magnitudes act or the ruler at different locations. The magnitude of each force is 24 N and 0 =30°. The distances alon the ruler are given in cm. 00 30 == 0 F₂ 60 FA 100 Fs A

A meter rule is anchored at the point O and is free to rotate about an axis passing through O and perpendicular to the plane of the meter rule. Forces F₁, F2, F3, F4 and F5 of equal magnitudes act or the ruler at different locations. The magnitude of each force is 24 N and 0 =30°. The distances alon the ruler are given in cm. 00 30 == 0 F₂ 60 FA 100 Fs A

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