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Point P is $\to r$ away from O and a force $\to F$ is applied at P as shown.

What can be said about $\to T$ of $\to F$ about O ?

$\to T$ $⊥$ $\to F$ and $\to T$ || $\to r$

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$\to T$ $⊥$ $\to F$ and is directed outside the plane containing $\to T$ $⊥$ $\to F$ and $\to r$ and $\to F$

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$\to T$ || $\to F$ and $\to T$ $⊥$ $\to r$

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$\to T$ $⊥$ $\to F$ and $\to T$ $⊥$ $\to r$
and is directed inside the plane containing $\to r$ and $\to F$

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Point P is $\to r$ away from O and a force $\to F$ is applied at P as shown.

What can be said about $\to T$ of $\to F$ about O ?

\to F

\to r

\to t

\to t = \to r \times \to F

\to F = (2^i + 3^j -^k) N a n d \to r = (^i -^j + 6^k) m

\to F = (^i -^j) N

P

\to F

O

\to F

\to r

\to T

\to F = 3^i + 4^j - 3^k

P

\to r = 2^i - 2^j - 3^k

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