What if the perpendicular distance from the axis is infinity? – McqOptions

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1.	What if the perpendicular distance from the axis is infinity?
A.	The rotation is not possible
B.	The rotation is possible but the moment generated is very less
C.	The force applied will be very much high for even a small rotation
D.	No rotation unless the contact is being broken
Answer» D. No rotation unless the contact is being broken

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