Science 8 unit D

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Machines

help people use energy more efficiently

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Lever

A rigid plank or bar that pivots around a fulcrum

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First-class lever

A lever where the fulcrum is between the input and output forces (e.g., crowbar)

<p>A lever where the fulcrum is between the input and output forces (e.g., crowbar)</p>
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Second-class lever

A lever where the output force is between the fulcrum and the input force (e.g., wheelbarrow)

<p>A lever where the output force is between the fulcrum and the input force (e.g., wheelbarrow)</p>
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Third-class lever

A lever where the input force is between the fulcrum and the output force (e.g., fishing pole)

<p>A lever where the input force is between the fulcrum and the output force (e.g., fishing pole)</p>
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Inclined plane (ramp)

A surface that takes less force to move an object but requires the object to be moved over a longer distance

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Wedge

An inclined plane used to split objects (e.g., axe, knife)

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Pulley

A grooved wheel with a string, rope, or cord that helps to lift objects

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Screw

An inclined plane wrapped around a cylinder (e.g., bolt, screw)

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Wheel and axle

A system consisting of two circles of different diameters that rotate together (e.g., door knob, screwdriver)

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Complex machine

A system of several simple machines working together to perform a function

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Linkage

A mechanism that transfers force from one subsystem to another

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Transmission

A special type of linkage that can change force, direction, and speed

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Gears

Pairs of toothed wheels or cogs that interlock to transfer force and change speed

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Driving gear

The gear that supplies the energy and turns the driven gear

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Driven gear

The gear that turns as a result of the driving gear

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Gear ratio

The ratio of the number of teeth on the driving gear to the number of teeth on the driven gear

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How to calculate Mechanical Advantage (MA)

calculated by dividing Foutput/Finput

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How to calculate Speed ratio (SR)

calculated by dividing input distance by output distance

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How to calculate Efficiency

MA/SR x 100

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Work

The product of force multiplied by distance, measured in joules (J)

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Is a machine that has a mechanical advantage of less than one useful

Yes. It helps to control speed

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Why do mechanical advantage and speed ration differ in real life?

Friction. SR is the ideal MA. Therefore friction does not affect SR

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Iron

  1. 1810. Hammer and chisel

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