What is the difference between double torque and single torque?

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Double torque typically refers to a situation where torque is applied in two different directions or instances, while single torque involves a single application of force. The discussion highlights a lack of clarity on these terms, with participants unsure of their definitions. One user suggests that double torque might relate to a couple, indicating a need for further exploration. The conversation emphasizes the importance of context in understanding these concepts. Overall, the thread reflects a search for clarity on torque terminology in physics.
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Ok...our homework was to find out what a double torque is and what single torque is...knowing how incapable i am of answering this question...i've come2 da h/wrk forum!

ok...so far I've got nothing...i did da whole search engine thang
i'm going to go2 mah textbkz n i'l come bak 2 post

thanx

- o:) de LiL aGeLu o:) -
 
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I think a double torque may be referring to a couple.
 
I certainly haven't come across the phrase before.

How about you post the question you've been asked?
 

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