Where can I find information on torque?

[aeroengphys]

I don't actually need help with homework, but rather some advice. I'm in AP Physics B and we just finished learning torque. My teacher covered torque in just under two days and moved on to springs. Unfortunately, I was absent the first day, so I'm pretty rusty at torque. Does anyone know of a good site where I can find information on torque, and possible a study-guide/review questions? I have a test on torque and springs friday, and i'd like to brush up on torques in time for the test. Thanks in advance.

Larry

 

[radou]

You should be able to find everything you need by doing some simple google searches. If there's something specific you're not sure about, or if you need any explanation, just shout out loud.

 

[m2003]

, thank you for reaching out for advice. I highly recommend utilizing reputable online resources such as Khan Academy, Physics Classroom, and HyperPhysics. These websites provide comprehensive explanations and examples of torque, as well as practice problems and study guides. Additionally, your textbook or class notes may also serve as helpful resources. It is important to thoroughly review and understand the concept of torque before moving on to other topics, so I would suggest allocating enough time to study and practice problems. Best of luck on your test!