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How many classes of lever are there?

Three.

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What defines a class 1 lever?

The fulcrum sits between the load and the effort force.

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Give an example of a class 1 lever.

A seesaw.

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What defines a class 2 lever?

The fulcrum is at one end, with the load closer to the fulcrum.

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Give an example of a class 2 lever.

A wheelbarrow.

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What defines a class 3 lever?

The fulcrum is at one end, with the effort force closer to the fulcrum.

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How do you find the MA of a class 1 lever?

Effort distance divided by load distance, which also equals load force divided by effort force.

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How do you find the MA of a class 2 lever?

The same way as a class 1 lever: effort distance divided by load distance.

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Where is the load distance measured from on a class 2 lever?

From the center of the load.

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How do you find the MA of a class 3 lever?

Load force divided by effort force.

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What is the quickest way to tell the lever classes apart?

Look at what sits in the middle: class 1 has the fulcrum, class 2 has the load, class 3 has the effort.

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Which lever class has the load in the middle?

Class 2.

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Which lever class has the effort in the middle?

Class 3.

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Which lever class has the fulcrum in the middle?

Class 1.

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