Physics, 12.12.2020 19:20 evandlubbep6bsvu
The handle of a hammer is 20 cm long and the metal end pulls
out a nail from the ground. If the length of the metal end that
touches the nail is 3 cm, what is the mechanical advantage
given by using the hammer's handle?
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