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machines provide us a
mechanical advantage, MA, to help us do work - by multiplyig our force of giving us a speed or distance advantage
ideal MA (mechanical advantage) excludes the effect of friction
machine advantage
W = weight moved
E = effort put in
work
equals force times distance
energy if no friction
energy is conserved, therefore, input work = output work
force and distance of a machine
the force times distance put into the machine is equal to the force times distance you move the resistance
WITH FRICTION: your input has to be greater than the output because some turns to thermal energy
if you can use less force to move a larger object, ou will have to move a larger distance than the object moves.