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Mechanical Advantage

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Mechanical advantage (M. A), load (L) and effort (E) are related as :

(a) M.A = L $\times$ E (b) M.A. $\times$ E = L

(c) E= M.A. $\times$ L (d) none of these.

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Solution

$M e c h a n i c h a l space a d v e n t a g e left parenthesis M A right parenthesis equals fraction numerator L o a d open parentheses L close parentheses over denominator E f f o r t open parentheses E close parentheses end fraction$
So, option B is correct.

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