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So torque equals both Fr and I(rot. accel)?
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\[Torque = F(r) = I \alpha\] ?
Can you use them interchangeably in the same equation?
\[\tau = \vec{r}\times\vec{F} = I\alpha\] but torque is not simply a force. It's a force applied at a distance away from a point of rotation. Note that only the NET torque is equal to I alpha, just as only the net force is equal to ma.
yes , you can use them interchangeably in the same equation?
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