1. Calculate the torque about the origin produced by a constant force of(5i + 4k) N on a particle located (? – 2k) m.2. Using the same problem in number 2 earlier, determine the resultant torqueabout point C.

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1. Calculate the torque about the origin produced by a constant force of (5î + 4k) N on a particle located ((1 - 2k) m. 2. Using the same problem in number 2 earlier, determine the resultant torque about point C.

1. Calculate the torque about the origin produced by a constant force of (5î + 4k) N on a particle located ((1 - 2k) m. 2. Using the same problem in number 2 earlier, determine the resultant torque about point C.

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