Physics, 01.12.2020 16:20, gcarter1203
Torque due to gravity can be correctly calculated by pretending that all of the mass of an object is concentrated at:
a. the object's center of mass
b. the lowest point on the object
c. the highest point on the object
d. the heaviest piece of the object
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