Torque Introduction

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Translational and Rotational motion are demonstrated and reviewed. Torque is introduced via the equation and several door opening demonstrations. Moment arm or lever arm is defined and illustrated. Want Lecture Notes? www.flippingphysics.com/torqu... This is an AP Physics 1 topic.
0:00 Intro
0:06 Translational and Rotational Motion
0:58 Defining Torque
1:53 The torque equation
2:59 Door example #1
4:56 Door example #2
6:11 Door example #3
6:58 Defining moment arm
9:18 Torque units
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@ChronicleEpicGamer 3 года назад

Start of the video: Students: looks clueless about torque End of the video: Students: PhD in torque

@marthaoleary9116 3 года назад

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@noahway13 2 года назад

@@FlippingPhysics I'm dealing with a problem in real life. So, it seems that the closer you get to the rotational axis, the more you are trying to impart translational motion. Say, if you are pushing on a very flimsy door right next to hinge, it is likely to fall down, but if you pushed on opposite side near the knob, it would easily rotate. Is there video on this?

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@Abdell543 3 года назад

My job is a dentist, and this lesson is very important to the torque in orthodontics treatments.. Thank you.

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@FlippingPhysics 4 года назад

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@northernlight1000 17 дней назад

So much better than my university class on this relatively simple subject, I loved how definitions were first shown and clear, my class relies way too much much on intuitions giving little explanations/references back to what the definition of the damn thing actually is. Thanks!

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@emilys5752 5 лет назад

I have my college physics final this week and one of the topics I've been struggling with is torque, so this video came at the perfect time! It makes so much more sense now. Thank you!

@FlippingPhysics 5 лет назад

So glad to help you out! If you send me the email you use with RU-vid, I will share a couple of upcoming videos about torque with you privately before they are made "public". jon at flippingphysics dot com

@prince01336 5 лет назад

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@@prince01336 I have a small group of people who preview the videos before they are public to check for mistakes. That way I can fix mistakes before the videos go public. flippingphysics.com/quality-control.html

@tremywoods3544 2 года назад

You did what the entirety of my university's Physics department (head TAs, prerecorded lecture videos, live lecturing from my Professor, TAs from Office Hours/Discussion, textbook written by department) could not: make me understand torque, and in 10 minutes. I feel like all of the equations thrown at me didn't make sense until you covered them the way you did so THANK YOU.

@FlippingPhysics 2 года назад

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@LandoftheIn-Between 3 года назад

I was missing those “real life applications” THANK YOU! Torque makes so much sense now

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@FlippingPhysics 5 лет назад

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@amnarahman3157 4 года назад

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@joaocosta3506 2 года назад

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@ronalds271 3 года назад

This video helped me understand Torque for AP Physics 1 class.

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Thanks a lot..... I finally got the "feel" for torque.

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@marcochimio 3 года назад

Outstanding lecture; very helpful. I was wondering why is the convention to express torque = (rsinx)F where x is the angle, and NOT torque = r(Fsinx). I find it much easier to think about the perpendicular component of the applied FORCE as being the force used to create torque, rather than considering the perpendicular component of the r vector. Is there something wrong with this viewpoint? Are there examples when this just wouldn't work, or it is somehow fundamentally wrong to view forces this way in torque problems?