Physics, asked by gamdhirrana, 3 months ago

can moment of force be zero even when the force applied is not zero.explain​

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Answered by KrishSharma1234
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Answered by gaweb33293
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Yes, moment of force can indeed be zero if there is no (rotational) displacement produced by the force. ... This happens when the direction of application of force is parallel to the radial vectors

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