Explain how to find the torque produced by a force using cross products.

Give one example in which the net force acting on an object is zero yet the net torque is non zero .b. give another example in which the net torque acting on an object is zero and the net force is non zero

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What is the direction of the torque for each of the following situations?   right is in the positive x-direction left is in the negative x-direction up is in the positive y-direction down is in the negative y-direction     r vector is up, F vector is down.   r vector is down, F vector is to the right   r vector is to the right, F vector is also to the right.   r vector is to the right, F vector is down.   r vector is to the right, F vector is up.   r vector is up, F vector is to the left   1. Positive (out of the page, counterclockwise) 2. Negative (into the page, clockwise) 3. Zero

Gerard and his friend Suzette are using a seesaw. However, Suzette has more mass. Suggest two ways that Suzette and Gerard can adjust to even out the torque produced by each rider.

Is the following statement true or false? Based on convention, a positive torque is the one that causes clockwise rotation; a negative torque is the one that causes counterclockwise rotation. True False