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How torque at any point in its plane is constant. Please give the answer sir

How torque at any point in its plane is constant. Please give the answer sir

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Arun
25750 Points
6 years ago
torque is the combination of force applied at a point with the right angle (perpendicular) distance from that point to the axis of rotation (in our case, this'll be an axle). The formula to compute torque is simply this:
T = F * d, where
T = Torque
F = Force (here, the force applied perpendicular to the axis)
d = Distance
Hence Torque will always be constant at a point in its plane.

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