- Joined
- Jun 5, 2013
- Messages
- 1,096
- Reaction score
- 727
Just wanted some clarification as I don't remember seeing any explanation for this in the EK review book.
Does torque always point in the direction of tension? I was under the impression that torque was pointing in the same direction as the applied force (basically I thought the direction of torque of a door was at the handle)
Also, the centripetal force is added to the mgCosTheta because tension>mg, right?
Thanks!
Does torque always point in the direction of tension? I was under the impression that torque was pointing in the same direction as the applied force (basically I thought the direction of torque of a door was at the handle)
Also, the centripetal force is added to the mgCosTheta because tension>mg, right?
Thanks!

