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The machine made with the help of two or more than two simple machines is called a
What is mechanical advantage?
- Wheel and axle
- Lever
- Screw
- Pulley
Why, in a real machine, is the output work always less than the input work?
- Screw
- Pulley
- Wheel and axle
What do you mean by load, effort and fulcrum of the machine?
Which of these is not an inclined plane?
Wall
Ramp
Wedge
Stairs
Choose the first-order lever from the following options.
Lemon squeezer
Opening or closing of a door
Handle of a simple hand pump
Cutting of bread with a bread knife.
What is transferred when work is done?
Explain why the mechanical advantage of the class III lever is always less than 1.
Wheelbarrow is a class III lever.
False
True
- Shovel
- Scissors
- Seesaw
- Crowbar
Select the correct statement.
A pair of pliers is a lever of class II
Claw Hammer is a lever of class III
Nut Cracker is a lever of class II
Knife is a lever of class III
The fixed point about which the lever turns is called ____.
fulcrum
load
load arm
effort
A faucet handle is an example of:
fixed pulley
inclined plane
wheel and axle
wedge
Lever, inclined plane, screw, wedge, pulley, wheel, and axle are the six machines that make our day-to-day life easier. But one of the simple machines does not move while at work. Identify the simple machine. Explain why it is considered a simple machine.
- More work with less effort
- Usage in day-to-day life
- Complicated structure
- Ease of handling
If the mechanical advantage is greater than , this means that the machine is distance multiplier.
- True
- False
Define gear ratio.
What are the spiral cuts or curves that we see on a screw called?
Axle
Moores
String
Grooves
- efficiency
- force
- complex
- advantage
- Lever
- Wedge
- Pulley
- Screw
The following diagrams illustrate the positions of the fulcrum, load and effort for a see-saw, common balance, nutcracker and forceps. Select the options that hold true.
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A common balance
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A nutcracker
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A see-saw
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Forceps
Which of the following is/are simple machines ?
Lever
Pulley
Wedge
Screw
- Does a flagpole have a simple machine in it? If so, what is it?
- Can that machine change the direction of applied force? If so, briefly explain.
Define the efficiency of a machine. Why the efficiency of the practical machines is less than 1?