Original post by Savio123
Hey, I would appreciate if anyone could help me with this query.
Which way would the 10g force go- clockwise or counterclockwise? How would you decide?
Which way would the 10g force go- clockwise or counterclockwise? How would you decide?
Anticlockwise. Imagine that 10g force was you hanging off the bar. It's cause the whole system to rotate anticlockwise, about P.
Original post by dknt
Anticlockwise. Imagine that 10g force was you hanging off the bar. It's cause the whole system to rotate anticlockwise, about P.
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