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Primary Proof that the Torque Exerted on a Stationary Body is Zero

Authors: Hamid V. Ansari

In a primary manner it is shown that if a body is stationary the torque exerted on it is zero, while at present avoiding the analytical proof of this theorem, this theorem is presented to the student unprovenly and almost as an axiom.

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[v1] 10 Aug 2009

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