The torque applied by the student is given as T = F * r *
sin A, where F is the force, r is the radius vector and A is the angle between the
radius vector and the force vector.
- The torque
applied by the student is 50*3* sin
110
=> 140.95
N.m
- To achieve maximum torque the student would
have to apply the force in a direction that forms an angle of 90 degrees with the
direction of the radius vector.
- If
the force applied by the student is 50 N, he can increase the torque to a maximum of
50*3*sin 90 = 150 N.m by changing the direction at which the torque is being
applied.
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