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jayadds
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I know that net torque is the sum of torques in a given situation. So take this as an example: If I used a wrench to turn a nut counterclockwise and it succesfully moves, is the net torque going to be non-zero? If so, then can someone please give me an example where the net torque can be zero.
Furthermore, if net torque is zero, does that mean the object doesn't rotate?
Furthermore, if net torque is zero, does that mean the object doesn't rotate?
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