@EverythingUniverse_07
In case you wonder, that's Fleming's left hand rule which shows the directions of magnetic field, force and current
@southforest2996
I finally understand the concept of torque. Thanks
@Monkey-D-Luffy____720
use right hand rule to find torque because torque is the cross product of position vector and force therefore thumb: direction of torque index finger: direction of position vector middle finger: direction of force
@averagecommenter4623
Thanks for the tip bro, gonna use this near people I don't like.
@UserFromSkynet
“I'm just working on torque!” — physics' guy
@Croober76
This is officially my most favourite way to middle finger
@ScienceNature-q2k
nice to see almost everyone working on torque for each other ☺️
@GOODGUY120
Flemmings left hand rule By keeping left hand fore finger , middle finger , and thumb finder perpendicular to each other -fore finger indicator direction of magnetic field -middle finger shows the direction of current -thumb finger shows the direction of force
@Vv24708
Domain expansion: Ignore air resistance
@Limitless_cat
It's the Fleming's hand rule used for magnetic force
@dedgamerz2058
Fleming be f-ing with this one 🔥
@Muhammettahaavci
Torque, magnetic field, magnetic force, induction current and more...
@aveshyadav2765
As an Indian student, The Fleming left hand rule was taught to us in 10th grade
@StrollingSidd
I did this in my board exam hall and the teacher gave me a weird stare 😂😂
@AkashBhattacharjee-p9m
Fleming's left hand rule is a visual mnemonic that helps determine the direction of force on a current-carrying conductor in a magnetic field. It's used in electric motors. 😅
@extremeinvincible5714
Naruto hand signs: ❌ Physics hand signs: ✅
@smarto287
Thumb :- velocity finger :- magnetic field Middle finger :- Torque
@NDProps
Also, electric flow and magnetism . Same force?
@asenjiminini
This deserves way more views. Absolutely underrated
@paoloalmeidareal