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A square plate lies in an X-Y plane such that its centre is at the origin and can rotate about Z-Axis. A force is applied on it such that the line of force intersects Z-Axis, then.

A

the plate rotates clockwise

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the plate rotates anticlockwise

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C

there is no turning effect

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Solution

The correct option is C there is no turning effect
If the line of force intersects the axis of rotation, about which the rigid body can rotate, it will experience no turning effect due to that force.

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