Given the position vector of point Ar = 31 + 4j + 5k in meter and the force applied on point A is F = i +j - k in Newton, determine the torque applied on point A. A. 31 + 4j – 5k in Nm B. 2 Nm inward direction C. 2 Nm outward direction D. -i - 9j + 2k in Nm E. î + 91 – 2k in Nm

Given the position vector of point Ar = 31 + 4j + 5k in meter and the force applied on point A is F = i +j - k in Newton, determine the torque applied on point A. A. 31 + 4j – 5k in Nm B. 2 Nm inward direction C. 2 Nm outward direction D. -i - 9j + 2k in Nm E. î + 91 – 2k in Nm

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Given the position vector of point Ar = 31 + 4j + 5k in meter and the force applied on point A is
F = i +j - k in Newton, determine the torque applied on point A.
A. 31 + 4j – 5k in Nm
B. 2 Nm inward direction
C. 2 Nm outward direction
D. -i - 9j + 2k in Nm
E. î + 91 – 2k in Nm

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