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The free body diagram below represents a 1 500 kg car sitting on a 3 000 kg bridge supported at its far ends. The car's position is three quarters of the length L from the left end of the bridge. Identify the one error in the torque equation below:
a. |
never produces a torque on the bridge no matter where the axis of rotation is placed. |
b. |
never produces a torque on the bridge no matter where the axis of rotation is placed. |
c. |
cannot produce a torque on the bridge no matter where the axis of rotation is taken since it is at the center of the bridge. |
d. |
Because the perpendicular distance to from the left end of the bridge is 0, F1L should be 0. |
e. |
Because the perpendicular distance to from the right end of the bridge is 0, F2L should be 0. |
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