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A force of `-4Fhat(K)` acts O, the origin of the coordinate system. The torque about the point `(1,-1)` is

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Torque, `tau=rxxF=[(1-0)hat(i)+(-1-0)hat(j)+(0-0)hat(k)]xx(-10)hat(k)=10(hat(i)-hat(j))xx(-hat(k))=10(hat(i)+hat(j))Nm`
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