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Understanding Torque: Concept, Calculation, and Applications, Slides of Physics

An in-depth exploration of the concept of torque, including its definition, calculation methods, and practical applications. It covers topics such as pivot point, lever arm, moment of force, and perpendicular component, using diagrams and formulas to illustrate the concepts. The document also includes examples of calculating torque and work, and discusses the relationship between torque and energy conservation.

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Download Understanding Torque: Concept, Calculation, and Applications and more Slides Physics in PDF only on Docsity! Torque Docsity.com Tough Nut  Which of the four arrangements is best for tightening a bolt? F A B C D 2/F F F2 r r 2/3r r 45 60 Docsity.com Perpendicular Component  Only the perpendicular component of the force can affect the tangential acceleration.  For an angle () between the force (F) and lever arm (r), the perpendicular component is Fsin. r̂  angle between lever arm and force F  ta  Docsity.com Moment of Force  The force exerted on the lever arm is the moment of force.  This is called torque ().  sinrF Docsity.com Changing a Tire  A wheel nut needs 95 N-m of torque.  A 45 cm wrench makes a 67° angle with the horizontal.  The horizontal force needed: F r ° ° N230 )113sin()m45.0( mN95 sin sin      F r F rF    Docsity.com Conservation of Energy  The net work done by forces on an object equals the change in kinetic energy.  The net work done by torques on an object equals the change in rotational kinetic energy. 2 2 12 2 1)( ifrot IIKW   Docsity.com Rotational Power  As with translational motion, power is the rate of work done.  The earth is slowing due to the tides. • About 28 s / century • 1 part in 108  The kinetic energy is changing.  The power dissipation is large: • About 7 billion hp next t II P tt WP if           2 2 12 2 1   Docsity.com
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