Asked in UHS MDCAT 2016 2016Moderate

If we double the moment arm, the value of torque becomes:

Correct answer: C. Two-times

  • A. Half
  • B. Three-times
  • C. Two-times
  • D. Four-times

Explanation

A moment arm is basically defined as the length between a joint axis and the line of force acting on that joint. Torque=Force×Moment Arm τ=r×F Hence, when the moment arm is doubled, the torque is also doubled

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