Question 3 (1 point)
This question goes a bit beyond what we will need in this course, but it is designed
to help you wrap your head around the concept of torque as a vector. Consider
vectors r and F that only have x, y, or z components. For the pairs chosen, what
would be the direction of torque? For example, if you have $r_x$ and $F_y$, torque would
be in +z direction (there, I stole the easiest one). What about other combinations?
Torque: +z direction
1. $r_y$ and $F_x$
Torque: -z direction
2. $r_x$ and $F_y$
Torque: +x direction
3. $r_y$ and $F_z$
Torque: -x direction
4. $r_z$ and $F_y$
5. $r_z$ and $F_x$
Torque: +y direction
6. $r_x$ and $F_z$
Torque: -y direction
