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What is the point of an object at which the weight is evenly dispersed and all sides are in balance called?
What is the point of an object at which the weight is evenly dispersed and all sides are in balance called?
- Load
- Fulcrum
- Effort
- Center of gravity (correct)
What is the formula for mechanical advantage of a lever?
What is the formula for mechanical advantage of a lever?
- $MA = Force hinspace Arm hinspace Length + Resistance hinspace Arm hinspace Length$
- $MA = Force hinspace Arm hinspace Length \times Resistance hinspace Arm hinspace Length$
- $MA = Force hinspace Arm hinspace Length - Resistance hinspace Arm hinspace Length$
- $MA = \frac{Force hinspace Arm hinspace Length}{Resistance hinspace Arm hinspace Length}$ (correct)
What determines the classification of levers as first-, second-, or third-class?
What determines the classification of levers as first-, second-, or third-class?
- The length of the lever
- The material of the lever
- The relative positions of the axis, weight, and force to each other (correct)
- The weight alone
What does the line passing through the center of gravity down to a point in the base of support represent?
What does the line passing through the center of gravity down to a point in the base of support represent?
What does a lever system consist of?
What does a lever system consist of?
What is the formula for mechanical advantage of a lever?
What is the formula for mechanical advantage of a lever?
What does the center of gravity of an object represent?
What does the center of gravity of an object represent?
What determines the classification of levers as first-, second-, or third-class?
What determines the classification of levers as first-, second-, or third-class?
What is mechanical advantage in relation to a lever?
What is mechanical advantage in relation to a lever?
What does the line passing through the center of gravity down to a point in the base of support represent?
What does the line passing through the center of gravity down to a point in the base of support represent?
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