ByJonat12
Hello,
So torque is the product of the arm length and the force acting on the arm. Is there a constant that I can use to calculate the force created at the end of the arm using torque? Torque is just a unit introduced by humans, but not a force or a directly measurable unit, right?
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You can reliably measure the torque. It is the equivalent of force in the sense of rotation.
You have written M=F*l yourself to calculate the force, you just change to F=M/l.
In fact, it is the cross product of strength and length, but that doesn’t matter now.
And is there a constant or something that I can calculate the tesulting force at the end of the lever?
This is F=M/l.
If you divide the torque by the length of the lever arm, you get the force.