Physics, asked by subw, 1 year ago

derive work done by torque

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Answered by kidsluck
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torque=r into F derived work done by torque
Answered by amritaSN04
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Answer:

Work done in the rotational motion of a body which undergoes an angular displacement ∆θ under the action of a tangential force F, is given by

∆W = F × distance along Arc

we know that l = θ × r.

we know that l = θ × r. here, arc length = r∆θ

therefore, ∆W = Fr∆θ

Fr = torque

∆W = τ∆θ

work done by a torque = torque × angular displacement.

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