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The turning effect of a force
The turning effect of a force is the effect that makes an object rotate or turn around a fixed point when a force is applied.
why?
Because when a force is applied away from a fixed point, it doesn’t just push the object—it also makes it rotate around that point.
Here’s why:
The part of the object closer to the fixed point (pivot) stays almost still.
The part where the force is applied tries to move.




