Understanding Torque

The object accelerates in the direction of the force.

The object rotates around its center of mass.

The object remains stationary.

The object moves in a circular path.

The object accelerates linearly.

The object rotates around the center of mass.

The object moves in a straight line.

The object remains stationary.

Joules

Newton meters

Kilograms

Watts

Torque involves perpendicular force and distance vectors.

Torque involves parallel force and distance vectors.

Torque is measured in joules.

Torque is a measure of energy.

The distance from the pivot point to the force application point.

The mass of the object.

The force applied to the object.

The angle of rotation.

Torque is undefined.

Torque is negative.

Torque is positive.

Torque is zero.

25 newton meters

50 newton meters

10 newton meters

5 newton meters

The net torque is zero.

The net torque is negative.

The net torque is positive.

The net torque is undefined.

It allows for greater speed.

It balances forces at different distances.

It increases the mass of the object.

It reduces the force required.

The torque is halved.

The torque remains the same.

The torque is doubled.

The torque is quadrupled.