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43. A force F = (3i + j) N acts through the point with position vector r = (i – Sj) m. The moment of F about the point (2, 3) is A 16 Nm B 7 Nm C 25 Nm D 23 Nm

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43. A force F = (3i + j) N acts through the point
with position vector r = (i - Sj) m.
The moment of F about the point (2, 3) is
A 16 Nm
B 7 Nm
C 25 Nm
D 23 Nm

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