Solving for Net Torque: W = Torque * Distance

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Homework Statement



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Homework Equations



W = Torque * distance

3. The Attempt at a Solution


The net torque is 8*.09-11*.06 = .06, and the distance moved is 4pi, because 2 full rotations, but this is not one of the choices...
 
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Edit 2: Replaced with new problem, that I do need help with.
 
minimario said:
The net torque is 8*.09-11*.06 = .06, and the distance moved is 4pi, because 2 full rotations, but this is not one of the choices...

Note that the torques act in the same direction.
 
Thanks, got it now!