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where x = 1.56. As shown in the top-view diagram, a 46.9-N force is applied to the outer edge of a door of width 1.56 m. Find the torque when the force acts perpendicular to the door. N⋅m

where x = 1.56. As shown in the top-view diagram, a 46.9-N force is applied to the outer edge of a door of width 1.56 m. Find the torque when the force acts perpendicular to the door. N⋅m

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where x = 1.56 .
As shown in the top-view diagram, a 46.9-N force is applied to the outer edge of a door of width 1.56 m .
Find the torque when the force acts perpendicular to the door. ◻ N ⋅ m

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