A particle moves along the x axis. In order to calculate the torque on the particle, you need to know: a. the rotational inertia of the particle
b. the velocity of the particle
c. the mass of the particle
d. the kinetic energy of the particle
e. the point about which the torque is to be calculated

e. the point about which the torque is to be calculated

Explanation:

torque is the product of a force and a distance

the point about which the torque is calculated is required to know the distance.

None of the other terms are relevant as they refer to mass or its equivalent, and velocity. Force is not mentioned in any of them.

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