Physics, asked by sidhki1, 1 year ago

Describe about Torque...


innervoice: case
innervoice: that
innervoice: when a rod or any object ....a force is acting on it....and u find that....that force is producing rotational motion inspite of translation motion
innervoice: i.e rod is moving round ....aur pretending to move round .then in that case
innervoice: that force is torque..
innervoice: it means the rotational analog of force is torque
innervoice: thanks
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Answered by LovelyBarshu
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<big>Heya !</big>


✒ Torque is the rotating movement of Force which is also called the Moment of force . Mathematically ,

<u>Moment of force</u> = Force applied x Perpendicular distance from the pivoted point .

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# Brishti ☺
Answered by KartikSharma13
2
 \boxed{TORQUE}

In simple words, torque is a twisting or turning force. That is, a force which tends to rotate an object about a fixed axis. Torque is a vector quantity and is denoted by τ.

It is given by cross product of position vector of point of application of force (with respect to axis) and the force responsible for the turning effect.

Examples: (1) When we apply force to the pedal of the cycle, we are actually applying a torque.

 (2) The rotor of the fan applies a torque to its leaves, and thus the leaves rotate.
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