If The Torque On An Object Adds Up To Zero
What if pairs of something up to z were added? 3
A. An object can be sharpened linearly but not rotating.
B) The object is at rest.
C) Objects cannot move.
D. An object can rotate linearly and be sharp.
E. The force exerted on it is also equal to z.
Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you very much. : D
Vs.
If the torque is 0, then the amount of torque in the clockwise direction = the amount of torque in the counterclockwise direction and according to the principle of rotation, the object is balanced there and does not rotate.
Wrong, an object can rotate as long as the angular velocity is constant. The answer is yes, I did it myself, so I know it's right.
