Consider the image shown. Note that the forces in (b) and (d) make an angle of...

Consider the image shown. Note that the forces in (b) and (d) make an angle of 45° with the wrench. The force in (a) is applied halfway along the length of the wrench. Assume that the wrenches and the magnitude of the force F are identical.

Select the option that correctly orders the magnitudes of the torques exerted on the bolts in (a) through (d) from least to greatest.

b=d<a<c
a<b=d<c
b<d<c<a
a<b<d<c

Expert Solution

Torque, T = r x F = r F sin(theta)

Correct order would be:

A < B = D < C

genius_generous answered 2 years ago

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