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PHY210: TUTORIAL 2 (WEEK 3) What is the sum of all the torques at point D in figure below? 30N 10cm 10cm 10cm 10cm A D 40N 10N 20N Figure 2

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PHY210: TUTORIAL 2 (WEEK 3)
What is the sum of all the torques at point D in figure below?
30N
10сm
10cm
10cm
10cm
A
B
D
40N
10N
20N
Figure 2

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