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13. Calculate the magnitude of the net torque below. a. 29 N.m b. 88 N.m c. 288 N.m d. 145 N.m e. None of the above.

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13. Calculate the magnitude of the net torque below.

a. 29 N.m

b. 88 N.m

c. 288 N.m

d. 145 N.m

e. None of the above.

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50 N
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F, = 50 N
2 m
2 m
F, = 50 N

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