Question 211 ▼ How is the center of gravity of a body defined? The geometric center of the body The point where mass is maximum It is the point where the total gravitational torque on the body is zero The midpoint of the longest axis Check Answer Report Question
Question 212 ▼ When is a rigid body said to be in rotational equilibrium? When the net force is zero When the linear velocity is constant When the net external torque acting on it is zero When it is not moving Check Answer Report Question
Question 213 ▼ What is the primary condition for a rigid body to be in translational equilibrium? The net torque is zero The angular velocity is zero The net external force acting on the body is zero The moment of inertia is maximum Check Answer Report Question
Question 214 ▼ What is the main advantage of using center of mass in motion analysis? It increases complexity It is only for symmetric bodies It simplifies the problem by reducing it to a point mass It is outdated Check Answer Report Question
Question 215 ▼ What happens to torque if the force is applied at the axis of rotation? Torque is maximum Torque is zero Torque is halved Torque doubles Check Answer Report Question