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Zurwan’s Science Simple Machines

The document discusses simple machines and their functions, such as reducing effort, increasing force output, and changing the direction of force. It explains key concepts like work, mechanical advantage, and the law of conservation of energy, emphasizing that simple machines do not create energy but transform it. Additionally, it includes calculations and examples related to work done and mechanical advantage in practical scenarios.

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Zurwan’s Science Simple Machines

The document discusses simple machines and their functions, such as reducing effort, increasing force output, and changing the direction of force. It explains key concepts like work, mechanical advantage, and the law of conservation of energy, emphasizing that simple machines do not create energy but transform it. Additionally, it includes calculations and examples related to work done and mechanical advantage in practical scenarios.

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SIMPLE MACHINES

Simple devices that make our work easier


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