Understanding Torque: Solving a Wrench Homework Question

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The discussion centers on a homework problem involving torque, specifically how to interpret the second question related to force applied on a bolt. The key equation mentioned is Torque = Distance * Force, which is crucial for solving the problem. The user believes that the distance refers to the radius and that knowing the torque allows for the calculation of the force. Clarification on the question's intent is sought to ensure accurate understanding and application of the torque concept. Understanding these principles is essential for solving similar physics problems effectively.
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Homework Statement



Here it is
http://i.imgur.com/pAegjId.png

Homework Equations



Torque = Distance * Force

The Attempt at a Solution



I have a problem with the second question in the problem. What does it mean?
 
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I think it's talking about the force applied on the points of the bolt.That is,it's distance must be the radius and we know the torque.So we can find the force.
 
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