Answer to Question #271415 in Physics for Nmknn

Question #271415

What amount of force would be required to cause the same torque as in problem 1 if the force is exerted in the same place, but at an angle of 53° from the wrench?

Expert's answer

"F'\\sin{53}=F\\\\F'\\sin{53}=20\\\\F'=25\\ N"

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