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PhysicsBegner
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Hi Everyone, It is said that speed is inversly propotional to torque ( in Dc motors or a crank shaft powered by engine). I understand that torque is a twisting moment that makes the shaft to rotate, if no torque is applaid then shaft won't rotate. With this context; it is hard for me to understand how we say torque is inversly propotional to speed logically, although a simple math (from power calculation formula) would say they are inversly propotional.
Could anyone help me in this?
Could anyone help me in this?