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Jack: your wall analogy


Posted by: grc () on Sun May 23 07:50:15 2004


upon reflection i think teacherman made a valid point...if a boxer delivers a blow to the opponent's face, is that torque?

i understand your point, which was that even though the bottom hand is "stationary" rather than actually moving in the opposite direction, this can result in two forces acting in opposition to each other...but is that torque?...if not, what do you call it?...standing on the ground creates two forces acting against each other, pushing your hand against the wall results in two forces acting in opposition, but i don't think any of us call that "torque".....


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