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torque is nothing but a force but in rotating system
the force causes acceleration but torque causes angular acceleration
good site it is easy to know from this
thank you.
throgh this i got the formula of torque
I like dis site, Very useful
this is very helpful.
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What are the primary dimensions of (v.gradiant)v where v is velocity
Its good …
explain in most simple way
Thank you
I like this… its very logical site
What a superb website…. Am with you till my Doctorate Degree.
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Wow
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this is a good site for educational purpose
Best Website
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