A lever has a mechanical advantage of 10. What load is newtons, can be moved by an effort of 6 newtons.

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$Given :$ M.A. = 10, Effort = 6N

$Solution :$
M.A.= $\frac{L o a d}{E f f o r t}$

$∴ L o a d = M . A . \times E f f o r t$ = $10 \times 6$ = 60N

$Hence 60N is the correct answer$

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A lever has a mechanical advantage of 10. What load is newtons, can be moved by an effort of 6 newtons.

Given: M.A. = 10, Effort = 6NSolution:M.A.=LoadEffort∴Load=M.A.×Effort = 10×6= 60NHence 60N is the correct answer

$Given :$ M.A. = 10, Effort = 6N

$Solution :$
M.A.= $\frac{L o a d}{E f f o r t}$

$∴ L o a d = M . A . \times E f f o r t$ = $10 \times 6$ = 60N

$Hence 60N is the correct answer$