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Answer question number 8 . Show me all the steps, make sure you use units for al

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Answer question number 8 . Show me all the steps, make sure you use units for all steps, and lastly make sure I can read and see all of your work!

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Explanation / Answer

a)

Yes. The magnitude of Torque is equal to the magnitude of the Force applied multiplied by the length of the lever arm.

So, when a small force is applied at a larger distance from the fulcrum, it may result in a greater torque than a larger force applied a nearer distance.

For example, a 20 Newton force applied to a 10 meter lever arm will have a larger torque than a 50 Newton force applied to a 2 meter lever arm.

200 > 100