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is there any formula of net torque? as we know, net force = momentum / time right? what about net torque?
Angular momentum = angular velocity x angular inertia. Angular inertia depends on the distribution of mass within an object. Wiki articles:corala said:So angular momentum = angular velocity x mass?
Net torque is the measure of the rotational force on an object. It is calculated by multiplying the magnitude of the force applied to the object by the distance between the force and the object's center of mass.
Regular torque refers to the rotational force on an object caused by a single force. Net torque, on the other hand, takes into account multiple forces acting on an object and their combined effect on its rotational motion.
To calculate net torque, you need to determine all the forces acting on an object, find their individual torques by multiplying the force by the distance from the center of mass, and then add them together. The resulting sum is the net torque on the object.
The net torque acting on an object can change its rotational motion, which in turn affects its angular momentum. As the net torque increases, the angular momentum of the object also increases.
Time does not directly affect net torque, as it is a measure of force and distance. However, the amount of time a force is applied to an object can impact the magnitude of the net torque and therefore affect the object's rotational motion.