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This page describes how a block and tackle allows you to multiply force.
This page provides a tutorial in calculating radians.
This page describes the relationships among torque, work, and power and their application in the gearing of motorcycles.
When you go to this site, check out the article "Introduction to Racquet Science," particularly the section on torque, to find out about the physics involved with tennis racquet performance and tennis injuries.
This page describes the torque involved in tightening bolts and how torque wrenches measure torque.
This site describes how a tire pressure gauge works.
This site explains the principles behind hydraulic machines from log splitters to heavy equipment.
The cardiovascular system is discussed as a closed fluid system. This site is from a college physics course and may be more advanced than some of the other links.
Read about André Marie Ampère at this web site.
Visit this site to find out how electric motors work.