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Forces of 56 N and 52 N are applied at the ends of a meter stick and a force of 65 N is applied at its center as shown. Determine the magnitude of the torque on the meter stick due to these forces about the point P. 18 Nm 2.7 Nm 62 Nm 80 Nm

Forces of 56 N and 52 N are applied at the ends of a meter stick and a force of 65 N is applied at its center as shown. Determine the magnitude of the torque on the meter stick due to these forces about the point P. 18 Nm 2.7 Nm 62 Nm 80 Nm

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Forces of 56 N and 52 N are applied at the ends of a meter stick and a force of 65 N is applied at its center as shown. Determine the magnitude of the torque on the meter stick due to these forces abol the point P . 18 N m 2.7 N m 62 N m 80 N m

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