@phantasticphysics: Torque explained: Force meets distance, but only when they're perpendicular! 🤯 Turn that bolt the right way. #Physics #ScienceFacts #LearnOnTikTokContest #EduTokContest #DidYouKnow

Easton H :

anyone else see something else

kianvdb_08 :

Isn’t a force in Newtons?

Syed Safiullah :

sir why the unit of torque is not joule?

Baard👍🙂 :

Newton force unit please👍🙂😁

Charliebfarlie :

Unfortunately the pound is a unit of mass not weight. You meet your include g.

noo'dells checc :

hmmpphhh 🤔🤓✔

tictokwatt :

Does this work for the metric system?

DONCHICHI :

or N.m in meteric system

Ꮐʜᴏꜱᴛ ᴏꜰ ᴛʜᴇ Ꮜᴄʜɪʜᴀ :

how can pound be Force unit isn't it mass

Troy :

why not use si unit of measurement?

Allonu :

what if the force is applied at an angle say 30⁰ ?

MoKo' :

"Force times perpendicular distance" instead... sometimes saying force times distance could mean 'work done' so being specific with such makes understanding easier.

Taimur Jan :

Lb.Inc or Lb. ft

Obike_ :

so, it means that , when i am adjusting the knob on my torque wrench, that i am adjusting the handle distance?

woods :

you have a video on moment of inertia?

Tibebe@physics :

great

Alan 🇪🇺🇮🇪 :

The imperial system is a perfectly valid measurement system, however all the converting from inches to feet to yards etc... adds further complications and opportunities for error than the metric system where these conversations are unnecessary.

Mthoko :

Informative

Tommy Sithole :

genus

Bucks :

Basic Mechanics 1. 🥰🥰🥰🥰

RHŌDDYPHÃ :

Can you please tag me to a video that explains moments on trusses

Thaps :

lĺpllk

Supercell_junior :

Lb and inches 🥀 🥀

jon :

at 4 inches it will not rotate

JC :