If a torque acts on an object and causes it to rotate clockwise, then it is a$($positive$/$negative$)$torque$.$ While a torque that causes a counter$-$clockwise rotation is a $($positive$/$negative$)$torque$.$

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rlarge$=4$rsmall

rlarge$=(1/4)$rsmall

rsmall$=(1/2)$rlarge

rsmall$=2$rlarge

rlarge$=2$rsmall

rsmall$=4$rlarge

rsmall$=(1/4)$rlarge