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Define a lever.
Think about how a seesaw operates.
What is the fixed point of a lever called?
It's the pivot point.
What is the term for the fixed point around which a lever rotates?
It's not the load or effort.
In a Class II lever, where is the load located?
Think of wheelbarrows.
If a lever setup allows for a mechanical advantage of 5, and the load is 500N, what effort is required?
Use the formula: Effort = Load / Mechanical Advantage.
You have a Class III lever with a load of 20N. If the effort applied is 5N, discuss how this lever changes the distance moved by the load versus the effort.
Analyze the distance moved on both sides.
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