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The handle of a car jack is moved 75cm and the car is lifted 2.5 cm. What is the ideal mechnical advantage of this car

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Ganezh [65]1 year ago

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The ideal mechanical advantage of this car Jack: 30cm

What is Ideal mechanical advantage?

The length of the effort arm of a lever divided by the length of the resistance arm represents the optimal mechanical advantage. The IMA is typically calculated as the resistance force (Fr) divided by the effort force (Fe). IMA is also equal to the product of the load's travel distance (dr) and the distance over which the effort is applied (de).

The Handle of the car jack = 75cm

The car lifted by the jack = 2.5cm

According to the formula:

Ideal mechanical advantage = The resistance force / The effort force

or, (Fr/Fe)

IMA = 75 / 2.5

IMA = 30cm

Hence, Ideal mechanical advantage of the car jack = 30cm

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