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The document discusses simple machines, which are devices that make work easier by reducing effort, increasing force output, or changing the direction of force. It explains concepts such as work, energy transformation, and mechanical advantage, emphasizing that simple machines do not create energy but redistribute it. Key examples include levers, pulleys, and inclined planes, highlighting their applications and the principles of force and motion.

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(Simple Machines)

The document discusses simple machines, which are devices that make work easier by reducing effort, increasing force output, or changing the direction of force. It explains concepts such as work, energy transformation, and mechanical advantage, emphasizing that simple machines do not create energy but redistribute it. Key examples include levers, pulleys, and inclined planes, highlighting their applications and the principles of force and motion.

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