Physics 15 Torque Fundamentals (4 of 13) How to Calculate a Torque (Method 1)

In this video I will method 1 of 3 of calculating torque = (force) x (distance).

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[kmbstar]

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[mathieubuisson]

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[or-L-E]

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[motorvehicle]

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[shorouk]

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[Ayayron_e]

Hi professor, thank you for these videos. wish you would've had them about 3 weeks ago (finished physics 1 final last week, tuesday). when is it appropriate to use rFsinθ compared to rFcosθ. thank you.

[younique]

Could you please explain why we must use cosine or sine depending on the angle between the vertical line and the force direction; the angle between the position of rotation and the force direction?

[pietervan]

You are just awesome sir.... but why didn't you include the torque that is due to gravity??

[omarel]

sometimes they do not use gravity in some problems can i please understand why ?

[ChernobieffPiano]

LOL, He can't say perpindicular!