Physics, asked by shrutika8622, 1 year ago

The torque of the force about O is defined as tau=r×F, then
A.) R. F must be zero
B.) Tau. F must be non zero
C.) Tau. (r-F) must be zero
D.) Tau. R must be non zero

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Answered by abhi178
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torque is cross product of radius vector and force vector. it means, torque is perpendicular upon plane of radius vector as well as force vector.

so, \vec{\tau}.\vec{r}=0

and \vec{\tau}.\vec{F}=0

and also \vec{\tau}.\vec{r}-\vec{\tau}.\vec{F}=0

or, \vec{\tau}.(\vec{r}-\vec{F})=0

hence, \vec{\tau}.(\vec{r}-\vec{F})=0 must be zero.

therefore, option (D) is correct.

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