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Torque for rotating base

Assuming a horizontal rotating base (you never actually said): You need enough torque to overcome and cancel out friction so that it behaves like a frictionlesss system for any excess torque beyond ...
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What happens if we have a rotating shaft with high RPM but very little torque?

All else being equal, yes. However Real imbalances will tend to be bigger, or need more labor to bring them down to some fixed value. Power loss due to vibration will tend to be proportional to the ...
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Torque created at bottom left corner due to torque in centre of 2D box

Moment and torque are vectors. A vector is not an arrow, vector is a quantity with magnitude and direction. We use an arrow to represent a vector. But the torque vector has no information about the ...
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What happens if we have a rotating shaft with high RPM but very little torque?

As long as the torque is greater than any of the resistances the shaft is experiencing, then yes.
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Throttle position as a function of engine torque and speed

just my opinion it has to do with inertia opening the throttle allows air to fill the manifold and slug the closed valve and reverse direction when the valve opens it is fighting the inertia of the ...
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