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    The document defines key terms related to machines: input force is the force applied, work input is the work done by the input force, output force is the force exerted by the machine on the load, and work output is the work done by the machine. It then discusses levers, noting they are rigid bars that turn about a fixed point (fulcrum). There are three locations of interest: the fulcrum, point of effort where work is done on the lever, and the load being moved. Levers are classified into three classes based on the relative positions of the fulcrum, effort, and load.

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    The document defines key terms related to machines: input force is the force applied, work input is the work done by the input force, output force is the force exerted by the machine on the load, and work output is the work done by the machine. It then discusses levers, noting they are rigid bars that turn about a fixed point (fulcrum). There are three locations of interest: the fulcrum, point of effort where work is done on the lever, and the load being moved. Levers are classified into three classes based on the relative positions of the fulcrum, effort, and load.

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    Force. Load That Needs To Be Moved. Machine

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    Rash Camara
    The document defines key terms related to machines: input force is the force applied, work input is the work done by the input force, output force is the force exerted by the machine on the load, and work output is the work done by the machine. It then discusses levers, noting they are rigid bars that turn about a fixed point (fulcrum). There are three locations of interest: the fulcrum, point of effort where work is done on the lever, and the load being moved. Levers are classified into three classes based on the relative positions of the fulcrum, effort, and load.

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    Input Force- force you apply on the machine.

    Work Input – work perform on the input


    force.

    Output force- a machine exerted force on the


    load that needs to be moved.
    Work output – the work done by the
    machine.
    LEVER Is a straight or curved
    rigid bar that is free to
    turn about a fixed
    point.
    3 location of interest:

    1. The fulcrum or fixed point;


    2. The point of effort or where work is
    done on the lever ;
    3. The load which is being moved.
    Classes of Lever

    1. Class lever 1- has its fulcrum


    located between effort and load.
    The effort and resistance move in
    opposite directions.
    Ex. Crowbars, scissors, pliers
    Classes of Lever 1

    SCISSORS

    CROWBARS
    PLIERS
    Classes of Lever

    2. Class lever 2- has the load between


    effort and fucrum. The effort and
    resistance move in the same direction
    Ex. Wheelborrow, bottle opener,
    nutcracker
    Classes of Lever 2

    BOTTLE OPENER
    WHEELBORROW NUTCRACKER
    Classes of Lever

    3. Class lever 3- has the effort


    between the load and the fulcrum.
    Effort and resistance move in the
    same direction.
    Ex. Fishing rod, tweezers, tongs
    Classes of Lever

    TWEEZERS
    FISHING ROD TONGS

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