What are the name of this three arrows in this animation?

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Start date Jun 14, 2019
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The discussion centers on the components of a torque animation, specifically identifying three key elements: the radius vector (red, r), the applied force (dark blue, F), and the torque (light blue, τ) generated by that force. Additionally, linear momentum (dark green, p) and angular momentum (light green, L) are also mentioned as part of the animation's context. These elements are crucial for understanding the dynamics of rotational motion.

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Jun 14, 2019

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Homework Statement: What are the name of this three arrows in this animation?

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It is torque animation.

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Jun 14, 2019

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Red, r, is the radius vector. Dark blue, F is the force applied. Light blue, τ, is the torque from the applied force. Dark green, p, is the linear momentum. Light green, L, is the angular momentum.