Question

What is Torque, where applied and what is it's Laws
Giving Example please ....

Answer 1

isnt torque a force of twist?

Answer 2

Torque = Force x Distance?

Answer 3

ok

Answer 4

it can be applied to turning a wrench, opening a door, playing in a seesaw, etc

Answer 5

ah ok

Answer 6

another word for it in classical mechanics is a moment

Answer 7

Now some humour! Here is what torque is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=APH9-TW9cM0

Answer 8

thank you ....

Answer 9

HHHHHHHH cooool

Answer 10

Torque, in the restricted sense, is any action that has a net moment and no net force.
E.g.: the action you exert with a screwdriver, a spiral spring, a rotating motor on its axle, the action of a uniform magnetic field on a compass needle, and so on.

Answer 11

Torque is physically applied along an axis or about a point, but when you work out its moment at ANY point, the value of the moment is the same everywhere, equal to the torque itself.

This is why torque and moment are so often used indiscriminately.