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Difference Between Torque and Couple ?​

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Answered by armygirlsana
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A couple is the moment that is the resultant of two forces of the same magnitude, acting in opposite direction at the same distance from the reaction point. ... Torque is a moment that is applied in such a way that it tends to rotate a body around its axis.

Answered by rachel002
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Torque is a moment that is applied in such a way that it tends to rotate a body around its axis.

A couple is the moment that is the resultant of two forces of the same magnitude, acting in opposite direction at the same distance from the reaction point.

Explanation:

Torque is defined as the moment of the external applied force about a point.

A couple consists of two forces which are opposite in direction and create a turning effect.

You can refer to the attachment for couple.

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