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Alex73 [517]
2 years ago
14

[30 POINTS] An automobile steering wheel is shown. The ideal mechanical advantage of this wheel and axle = _____ .

Physics
1 answer:
mamaluj [8]2 years ago
7 0

Rw/Ra = MA

18cm/2cm= MA

MA = 9

This means that Fi is 1/9 of the force applied to the axil. The distance travelled by Rw is 9 times more than Ri  is that you move 9 times more when turning the wheel using Rw.

Put more simply

Rw/Ra = Fa/Fw

  • Rw = Radius of the wheel
  • Ra = Radius of the axil
  • Fa = Force delivered on the axil
  • Fw = Force delivered by the wheel
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