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A particle of mass a moves along a space curve defined by
r(t) =(4t^2 - t^3)i + 5tj - (t^4 - 2)k

Find the torque about the origin.

How do we find this, using F*r or I*alpha?

To find I we need r^2 , but r changes with time right?
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