i. The work done by the load is load x distance moved by load.
ii. The work done by effort is effort applied x distance moved by effort.
iii. The mechanical advantage of the simple machine is Load/effort.
iv. The velocity ratio of the simple machine is 2.
v. The efficiency of the machine is M.A/V.R x 100%.
<h3>Work done by the load</h3>
The work done by the load is the product of the load and the distance through which the load is moved. The magnitude is calculated as follows;
Work done by the load = load x distance moved by load
<h3>Work done by effort</h3>
The work done by the effort is the product of the effort and the distance through which the effort is applied. The magnitude is calculated as follows;
Work done by effort = effort applied x distance moved by effort
<h3>Mechanical advantage of the simple machine</h3>
M.A = Load/Effort
<h3>Velocity ratio of the simple machine</h3>
V.R = distance moved by effort / distance moved by load
V.R = 30 cm/15 cm
V.R = 2
<h3>Efficiency of the machine</h3>
E = (M.A/V.R) x 100%
Thus, the work done by the load is load x distance moved by load.
The work done by effort is effort applied x distance moved by effort.
The mechanical advantage of the simple machine is Load/effort.
The velocity ratio of the simple machine is 2.
The efficiency of the machine is M.A/V.R x 100%.
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