The human forearm diagram is given below. It is a lever of

Class III

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The correct option is A
Class III

Effort is in the middle (between L and F) hence class III

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The human forearm diagram is given below. It is a lever of

The correct option is A Class IIIEffort is in the middle (between L and F) hence class III

The correct option is A
Class III

Effort is in the middle (between L and F) hence class III