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Work, Force, Energy & Simple Machines Test 3

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    While loading of boxes on trucks ramp is used. The surface of the ramp is made smoother because, there would be less

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    In removing a nail from a wooden block using a hammer with nail remover, the effort, load and fulcrum positions can be shown as

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    Fulcrum is a

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    A ship is heavier than an iron nail, but floats on the water surface, while nail sinks, because

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    What is an effort in lever action?

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    The head of an axe is wide at one end and pointed at the other end to help in cutting of wood. Here the head of the axe is an example of

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    A wedge is simply a triangular tool, often made of metal, wood, stone or plastic. It is thick on one end and tapers to a thin or sharp edge on the other end. Technically it is an inclined plane (or two inclined planes put together to form a triangle) that moves. A wedge may be attached to a handle to make it easier to use. It is used in cutting wood.

     

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    What are the different simple machines used in the fishing rod?

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    A hammer is being used as a lever to pull a nail out of piece of wood which of the following statement is false?

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    In a pair of scissors, identify the fulcrum, effort and load

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    A ball is rolled on from the hill top with four labeled portion as P, Q, R, and S, which portion it will have its maximum kinetic energy.

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    At position P the ball has potential energy (energy that an object has due to its position). When it starts rolling down, the potential energy changes into kinetic energy (energy that an object has due to its movement) and at point S, it will have maximum kinetic energy as compared to points R and Q.

     

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