A fisherman has a fish hooked on his line. At first, the pole is horizontal, as shown on the left. Later, the isherman tilts his pole as shown on the right. 2 m- -2 m 20° 20° 100 N 100 N Consider an axis of rotation that is perpendicular to the page and passes through the center of the isherman's hand. In which figure is the torque exerted by the fish the smallest? O In the figure on the left. O In the figure on the right.

A fisherman has a fish hooked on his line. At first, the pole is horizontal, as shown on the left. Later, the isherman tilts his pole as shown on the right. 2 m- -2 m 20° 20° 100 N 100 N Consider an axis of rotation that is perpendicular to the page and passes through the center of the isherman's hand. In which figure is the torque exerted by the fish the smallest? O In the figure on the left. O In the figure on the right.

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