[Cletus.D.Yokel]

And?

Torque is a Force wherein a mass is multiplied by the acceleration factor.
F = m * a
Resulting units are pounds-foot (sec^2) commonly stated in “Standard Engineering” as foot-pounds.

Torque is simply an integral of F=m*a with material strengths applied as variables (dx/dy)

[HippyLoggerBiker]

A 4lb. object free falling 2.5ft would produce an impact force of approx. 10ft-lbs of torque

[Disestablishmentarian]

Torque is simply an integral of F=m*a with material strengths applied as variables (dx/dy)

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Actually, torque refers to a force imparting rotation.

It is the Force (orthogonal to radius) x Radius (from center of mass, aka "Lever arm").