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Trista
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The question goes as follows: Why are clockwise and counterclockwise referred to as "senses" rather than directions?
It should be obvious, right? But I just can't seem to figure out what they are talking about. I mean, senses are touch, taste, hearing, seeing, smelling. What does clockwise or counterclockwise have to do with this, and why would they ask it in regards to a torque lab?
thanks for your patience and your help.
It should be obvious, right? But I just can't seem to figure out what they are talking about. I mean, senses are touch, taste, hearing, seeing, smelling. What does clockwise or counterclockwise have to do with this, and why would they ask it in regards to a torque lab?
thanks for your patience and your help.