Physics, 09.10.2019 01:00 amf14

5. a certain bolt is held in place by a torque of 13 n-m.
if you have a 0.2 m long wrench, as shown, and apply a
force of 60 n, will that be enough to cause the bolt to
rotate? show your work!
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6.
how much torque will 75 n produce if the wrench
shown is 0.3 m long?

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5. a certain bolt is held in place by a torque of 13 n-m.
if you have a 0.2 m long wrench, as...