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I don think it does, the torque is applied to the outermost fibers of the shaft, which is why a lot of shafts aren't solid but hollow. It is also cheaper to make.

hahah hints only ok i get you well thank you when i get these results i will post them and you can try and help me understand them more thanks for you help

My physics teacher explained an experiment to the class and asked us to find out what it measures, what rules - if any apply, and how that relates to things in real life This is the experiment.. :confused: A tank is filled with water and ditergent is added to it and stirred around...

Thank you for that site, it had a lot of information but didnt have any rules. I think you have to attened those semanars and i just can't do that since I am in Australia. But thank you anyway if anymore information can be provide i would be apprechitive

I was curious to what rules Police accident investigation people use to work out the speed of cars before accidents. Also an explanation of how these work would be useful as well. I have also herd but i don't know how true it is that the coefficient of friction from any make of tyre is about...