A pipe system consists of three pipes with lengths L₁ = 1.80 m, L₂ = 0.600 m, and L3 = 2.50 m. A plumber pulls on the end of the pipe system, at the point P, with a force Fp = -24.0 Ni + 45.0 Nj + 35.0 NK. What is the torque 7 due to Fp about the origin? Enter your expression using ijk unit vector notation. 7= Incorrect 4₁ P -43.21 +27j+87.5k N-m

A pipe system consists of three pipes with lengths L₁ = 1.80 m, L₂ = 0.600 m, and L3 = 2.50 m. A plumber pulls on the end of the pipe system, at the point P, with a force Fp = -24.0 Ni + 45.0 Nj + 35.0 NK. What is the torque 7 due to Fp about the origin? Enter your expression using ijk unit vector notation. 7= Incorrect 4₁ P -43.21 +27j+87.5k N-m

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Chapter10: Fixed-axis Rotation

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