What is the angle between a rigid object and the force applied to it that yields torque, using the equation [tex]T = Fd[/tex]?

Angle between should be 90 degrees. That is the condition for the formula of Torque , T = Fd. Actually the d is the perpendicular distance.

Answered by olemakpadu | 2024-06-10

The angle between a rigid object and the applied force that results in torque is denoted as θ . Torque is calculated using T = r F sin ( θ ) , meaning an angle of 90 degrees maximizes torque while an angle of 0 degrees produces no torque. Understanding this angle is crucial for accurately calculating the torque generated by a force.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2024-12-26