As the two forces forming a couple are equal and opposite the couple does not produce the translation.when it acts on a body net resultant force on the body is zero.
so here 5N, 5N and 10N, 10N force form the couple.
1) couple (torque) due to 5N force is = force x perpendicular distance from the center = 5x5= 25Nm
2) due to 10N force = 10x5 50Nm
3. Determine the couple formed by the forces shown in the system (1 points+ 2 bonus...
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