T3.18 Please help me answer this physics question. The force is F=3j+5k (N) acts at the position r=2i from the axis of rotation. Determine the torque-10j- 6k-6j+10k10j+ 6k10j+6k

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The force is F=3j+5k (N) acts at the position r=2i from the axis of rotation. Determine the torque
-10j- 6k
-6j+10k
10j+ 6k
10j+6k

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