Please solve the following problem: Torque From Multiple Forces 3. While using the formula for cross-product AXB=ABsin0, remember that is the angle betweenthe tails of the vectors A and B. To determine 0 rearrange the vectors so that their tails coincide.Enter to 2 significant figures7.net=F₂30°F3✔Nm kYA2 m3 m2 mF₁TI!20⁰⁰F₁x Please answer the following question(s):1. Calculate the torque about the z-axis pointing out of the page at the origin in the followingfigure given that F₁ = 2 N, F₂ =3 N, F3 = 3 N, F₁ = 7 N.Assume all quantities are correct to 2 significant figures.Assume the positive z-axis is out of the page.Think & Prepare1. Use the sign convention for torques, counter-clockwise rotation corresponds to a torque in thepositive z-direction and clockwise rotation corresponds to a torque in the negative z-direction.2. Which forces produce clockwise rotations and which forces produce counter-clockwise rotations?3. While using the formula for cross-product AXB=ABsin0, remember that is the angle betweenthe tails of the vectors A and B. To determine 0 rearrange the vectors so that their tails coincide.Enter to 2 significant figuresnet=F₂30°✓Nm kYA2 m3 mILL

Forces F1 = 2N, F2 = 3N , F3=3N, F4 = 7 N

3. While using the formula for cross-product AXB=ABsin0, remember that is the angle between the tails of the vectors A and B. To determine 0 rearrange the vectors so that their tails coincide. Enter to 2 significant figures Inet = NT!! F₂ 30° F3 YA 2 m O Nm k 3 m 2 m F4 20° F₁

3. While using the formula for cross-product AXB=ABsin0, remember that is the angle between the tails of the vectors A and B. To determine 0 rearrange the vectors so that their tails coincide. Enter to 2 significant figures Inet = NT!! F₂ 30° F3 YA 2 m O Nm k 3 m 2 m F4 20° F₁

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Please solve the following problem: Torque From Multiple Forces

3. While using the formula for cross-product AXB=ABsin0, remember that is the angle between
the tails of the vectors A and B. To determine 0 rearrange the vectors so that their tails coincide.
Enter to 2 significant figures
7.
net
=
F₂
30°
F3
✔Nm k
YA
2 m
3 m
2 m
F₁
TI!
20⁰⁰
F₁
x

Please answer the following question(s):
1. Calculate the torque about the z-axis pointing out of the page at the origin in the following
figure given that F₁ = 2 N, F₂ =3 N, F3 = 3 N, F₁ = 7 N.
Assume all quantities are correct to 2 significant figures.
Assume the positive z-axis is out of the page.
Think & Prepare
1. Use the sign convention for torques, counter-clockwise rotation corresponds to a torque in the
positive z-direction and clockwise rotation corresponds to a torque in the negative z-direction.
2. Which forces produce clockwise rotations and which forces produce counter-clockwise rotations?
3. While using the formula for cross-product AXB=ABsin0, remember that is the angle between
the tails of the vectors A and B. To determine 0 rearrange the vectors so that their tails coincide.
Enter to 2 significant figures
net
=
F₂
30°
✓Nm k
YA
2 m
3 m
ILL

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