please show work so I understand ACTIVITY 2B: Three Torques (Make sure to indicate the direction of all forces in the diagram.)Hanging massm,- 200 grams=0,2 kgSSeu dudueHho10 -DATA ANALYSIS:Net Force:0 = 3(2) anbaog aN"1 ="1 =0-23% Difference between Tew and Tew ACTIVITY 2B: Three Terques (Make sure to indicate the direction of all forces in the diagram.)Hanging massm,- 200 grams = (0,2 kgHanging massLever Arms:0.397ho1o - 0FBDDATA ANALYSIS:Net Force: F =0(2) anbaon aN*"2="1 =0-13% Difference between T and t

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ACTIVITY 2B: Three Torques (Make sure to indicate the direction of all forces in the diagram.) Fen Hanging mass m,- 200 grams 0.2 kg Hanging mass my [kgl CG Lever Arms: 0.397 Im] Pin (m m2 0.594 Im] FBD DATA ANALYSIS: Net Force: EF - 0 Fin = Net torque (T): ET, -0= T- T % Difference between T and T

ACTIVITY 2B: Three Torques (Make sure to indicate the direction of all forces in the diagram.) Fen Hanging mass m,- 200 grams 0.2 kg Hanging mass my [kgl CG Lever Arms: 0.397 Im] Pin (m m2 0.594 Im] FBD DATA ANALYSIS: Net Force: EF - 0 Fin = Net torque (T): ET, -0= T- T % Difference between T and T

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please show work so I understand

ACTIVITY 2B: Three Torques (Make sure to indicate the direction of all forces in the diagram.)
Hanging mass
m,- 200 grams=0,2 kg
SSeu dudueH
ho10 -
DATA ANALYSIS:
Net Force:
0 = 3
(2) anbaog aN
"1 ="1 =0-23
% Difference between Tew and Tew

ACTIVITY 2B: Three Terques (Make sure to indicate the direction of all forces in the diagram.)
Hanging mass
m,- 200 grams = (0,2 kg
Hanging mass
Lever Arms:
0.397
ho1o - 0
FBD
DATA ANALYSIS:
Net Force: F =0
(2) anbaon aN
*"2="1 =0-13
% Difference between T and t

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