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Physics, 19.01.2020 07:31 angel0203wilcox

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10.taran wants to lift an object using a
simple machine. the pictures show
three possible ways he could set up the
simple machine.
torce
fulcrum
object
force
fulcrum
object
force
t
fulcrum
object
which picture or pictures show how
taran can use the simple machine so it
would reduce the effort needed to lift
the object?
a the top picture
the middle picture
© the bottom picture
o the top and middle pictures

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