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a force of two ICAP - 4 j cap + 2 k cap Newton acts at a point 3 ICAP + 2 J cap - 4 k cap metre from the origin the magnitude of torque is​

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Answered by shubhindhoundiyal
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Answer: The torque is -52i-34j-16k.

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Answered by muscardinus
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The magnitude of torque due to this force is 24.41 N-m.

Explanation:

It is given that,

Force acting on the particle, F=(2i-4j+2k)\ N

Position of particle, r=(3i+2j-4k)\ m

We need to find the magnitude of torque. It is given by the product of force and position.

\tau=F\times r

\tau=(2i-4j+2k)\times (3i+2j-4k)

On taking the cross product of above quantities, we get the value of torque vector is as follows :

\tau=(12i+14j+16k)\ Nm

Magnitude of torque,

|\tau|=\sqrt{12^2+14^2+16^2}

|\tau|=24.41\ Nm

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