1 : to use a needle and thread to close a large cut or wound The doctor stitched up his wound. The doctor stitched him up. 2 British, informal : to make (an innocent person) appear to be guilty of a crime : frame They stitched him up for murder.Read More →
Your book calls that direction positive…by convention, the ‘into’ direction is often called the negative direction. It is largely a matter of choice. In the same way, a clockwise moment per your book is called positive, whereas convention usually calls a clockwise moment as negative. Can moment of inertia isRead More →
TURNING FORCES If an object is fixed at one point and can rotate around it, that point is called a pivot. If a force acts on the object, the object turns around the pivot. The turning force is called a torque and the effect it produces is called a moment.Read More →
Letter ‘m’ It(letter ‘m’) appears once in a minute, twice in a moment, and never appears in a thousand years(as there is no occurrence of letter ‘m’). What do you find once in a minute twice in a moment but never in an hour? The letter ‘m’ comes one timeRead More →