Question regarding finding the magnitude of Torque

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This is the question ,now there are two ways to approach this .

1)Using the formula τ=r×F .
2)Finding L and differentiating it.

Now I approached the problem with the first method .

Since the mass is moving along a circle of radius rsinθ,the centripetal force is F=mrsinθω² ....(1)

https://imgur.com/a/nZogpVO. ...(A)

Here r is the vector from the centre of rod (which is stationery ) to the mass .

Angle between r and F is 90°+θ .

Therefore Torque τ is rFsin(90+
Question regarding finding the magnitude of Torque of a system of two masses attached to a rod rotating at angle of θ degrees with respect to a vertical
 
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What are you considering r to be?

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The vector from point through which the rod is rotating to the mass .

I have drawn r Vector in second image .
 
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