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(a) L = r x p = m*r*v*sin(32°) = (5.60)(8.20)(1.30)(0.53) = 31.63 Nms
(b) direction is +z direction
(c) T = r x F = rFsin(32°) = (8.2)(8.60)(0.53) = 37.37 Nm
(d) +z direction
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