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find the torque due to f1 , f2 and f3​

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Answered by horrorhunter
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Explanation:

torque due to f1=(f1cos thetha)×r (component of f1 perpendicular to axis about which point of rotation is)

torque due to f2=f2×r

torque due to f3=0

formula of torque =rfsin(thetha)

or (force perpendicular to the surface × distance between area where force is applied and the axis about which system is rotating)

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