According to Newton's second law concerning rigid bodies, the sum of this force on a body is equivalent to the product of said body's moment of inertia and its net angular acceleration.
The angular momentum of a system is conserved when this quantity is zero. According to Newton's second law concerning rigid bodies, the sum of this force on a body is equivalent to the product of said body's moment of inertia and its net angular acceleration. For ten points, what is this physical quantity with units of newton­meters ­ the rotational analogue of force?
The angular momentum of a system is conserved when this quantity is zero.
Torque