Question

torque in day to day life 6 examples​

Answer 1

Here are 5 examples from everyday life where torque is used.

1. When you twist a bottle lid to open or close it. Same for taps.

2. When you grip and crank a pencil inside a sharpener. Anything with a crank on it works due to torque.

3. When you spin a top by pulling on the thread in a swift motion.

4. When you open / close a door.

Torque is Force x perpendicular distance which is why all door knobs / handles are placed at the farthest end from the hinges to maximise the perpendicular distance and minimize the force (effort) for applying a given torque which opens / closes the door

5. When a car moves away from a stop or accelerates, it is due to torque applied by the engine.

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Answer 2

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Torque is a measure of how much force acting on the object causes that object to rotate.

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● When we twist a bottle lid to open or close it.

● Rotating force when using a wrench to turn a lug nut.

● Rotating force when turning the steering of wheel.

● When we grip a pencil inside the sharpener.

● When we open and close the door.

● When we spin a top by pulling on the thread in the swift motion.

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Always remember that -

T = Force * Lever
T = Force * rSin (theta)