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Question: A particle moves through an xyz coordinate system while a force acts on the particle. When the particle has the position vector r=(2.00m)i^-(3.00m)j^+(2.00m)k^,the force is given by F=Fxi^+(7.00N)j^-(6.00N)k^and the corresponding torque about the origin isτ=(4.00Nm)i^+(2.00Nm)j^-(1.00Nm)k^. Determine.

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Answer

Force component along x-axis is- 5.00N

Step by step solution

01

Identification of given data 

r=2i^-3j^+2k^F=Fxi^+7j^-6k^τ=4.0Nmi^+2.0Nmj^-1.00Nmk^

02

To understand the concept

With the help of vector cross product, find the Force component along X-axis.

Write the equations for the cross product of radius vector and force and equate that cross product with the given torque. Now find the value of unknown component of the force.

Formulae:

r=xi+yj+zkF=Fxi+Fyj+Fzkτ=r×F=ijkxyzFxFyFz=yFz-zFyi^+zFx-xFxj^+xFy-yFxk^

03

Determine Fx

τ=r×F=ijk2-32Fx7-6=18-14i^+2Fx+12j^+14+3Fxk^τ=4i^+2Fx+12j^+14+3Fxk^

Now, this will compare with given torque vector.

τ=4.0Nmi+2.0Nmj-1.00Nmk

Comparing,

2.0Nmj=2Fx+12j

And,

-1.00Nmk^=14+3Fxk~

Solving both of these two equations,

Fx=-5.00N

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