Types of Levers II w/s 2026

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  2. Begin by entering your Name, Date, and Hr/Per at the top of the form. This personal information is essential for tracking your progress.
  3. In the section where you identify the class of each lever, carefully analyze each diagram provided. Use the letters F, R, and E to label the position of the fulcrum, resistance, and effort respectively.
  4. For question 10, determine which class of lever has resistance and effort moving in opposite directions. Enter your answer in the designated space.
  5. For question 11, indicate the mechanical advantage (MA) for each class of lever using (A), (B), or (C) as instructed. Fill in your answers accordingly.
  6. Reflect on question 12 regarding MA and choose which type of lever you would prefer to use. Provide a brief explanation for your choice in the space provided.
  7. Finally, list nine common household levers along with their respective classes in question 13. Ensure that you fill out all parts from a to i.

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Second class levers are those in which the load is placed at the center, the effort is applied at one end and the fulcrum is placed at the other end.
Give some examples of second class levers. Wheelbarrow, staplers, doors or gates, bottle openers, nutcracker, nail clippers, etc.
Examples: See-saw, crowbar, scissors, claw and hammers, the handle of water pump, a beam balance, wire cutter, plier, etc.

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