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3 years ago

Cal ulate a moment of force o. 50 meter distance and 10 newton force

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lina2011 [118]3 years ago

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Answer:

500N/M

Explanation:

given that

force=10N

distance=50M

moment=force*distance

=10×50=500j

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Cal ulate a moment of force o. 50 meter distance and 10 newton force