very easy bt ans nt matching

a force -f(k^) acts onthe originof coordinate system .torque abt the point (1,-1)

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Subash ·

-f(i^+j^)?

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°ღ•๓яυΠ·

f(i +j )

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ith_power ·

(\hat{-i}+\hat{j})\times(-f\hat{k})

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vector ·

i got same as subash bt ans provided is f(i+j)

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Subash ·

@Wats in name :P can you explain?

Btw i used what ith_power wrote .Why is that wrong?

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°ღ•๓яυΠ·

:D

torque =rxf

r=i -j
f=-k

so take their cross prodduct

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Subash ·

isnt r=-i+j

let the point be P
shouldnnt r be PO rather than OP which youve considered?

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Celestine preetham ·

ya subash and ithpower are right

ans provided is wrong

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