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A lever with an output arm of 0.8 meter has a mechanical advantage of 6. What is the length of the input

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Novosadov [1.4K]4 years ago

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From the law of the lever:

<span>mechanical advantage= input arm : output arm

input arm- a
output arm-b
</span> $mechanical\ advantage= 6\\\\
6=\frac{a}{0,8}\ \ |*0,8\\\\
6*0,8=a\\\\
a=4,8m

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<span>Input arm is equal 4,8m</span>

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