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Meanings of net torque in anglès
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Usage of net torque in anglès
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Since the human is not rotating, the net torque about any point is zero.
2
It's not the net torque since that would be zero.
3
Instead of a net force, you need a net torque.
4
The net torque about any point must also be zero (technically also a vector).
5
For the angular momentum principle, the change in angular momentum is equal to the net torque.
6
The claim is that the net torque on the horizontal axle (b) is zero.
7
If the system is the bullet and the merry go round, the net torque is zero.
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Torque If these forces are legitimate, then the net torque must also be zero about any point.
9
The net force must be zero and the net torque about some point must also be zero.
10
If you have a net torque on an object, it changes the angular momentum of that object.
11
The net torque about the point where the floor pushes up will be: A couple of important points.
12
If there is a net torque about his feet, he is going to rotate (thus fall).
13
A net force changes the linear momentum of an object and a net torque changes the angular momentum of an object.
14
It is ok, the net torque on the merry go round is zero (which really should be a vector).
15
He would need his center of mass far in front of his feet so that the net torque about his feet is zero.
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When the force is applied to the arm, the point of contact from the floor shifts so that the net torque is still zero.
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