The Minimum Force Required Using a Wrench in Physics

Understanding Magnitude in Physics

Magnitude in Physics: In physics, magnitude is described absolutely as “distance or amount.” It depicts the absolute or relative route or size wherein an item moves within the feel of motion. It's miles used to explicit the scale or scope of something. In physics, importance generally refers to distance or amount. Value and Magnitude: Value refers to the overall amount or distance. Concerning the factors of motion, we can correlate importance along with the dimensions and velocity of an object while it's miles in motion. The size of the item or the quantity is the magnitude of that particular object.

The Minimum Force Required Using a Wrench

The lug nuts on a car wheel require tightening to a torque of 90 n ∙ m. If a 30-cm long wrench is used, what is the magnitude of the minimum force required using the wrench? Torque = τ = 90 Nm r = length of the wrench = 30 cm = 0.30 m F = force Torque is given as τ = F r F = 90/0.3 = 300 N Therefore, the magnitude of the minimum force required using the wrench is 300 N.

The lug nuts on a car wheel require tightening to a torque of 90 n ∙ m. If a 30-cm long wrench is used, what is the magnitude of the minimum force required using the wrench?

The magnitude of the minimum force required using the wrench is 300 N.

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