Which parts of the body act as levers? a. muscles b. joints c. bones d. veins

Physics

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nignag [31]4 years ago

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The answer is <u>"c. bones".</u>

Muscles and bones act together to frame levers. A lever is an unbending pole (for the most part a length of bone) that turns about a rotate (more often than not a joint). Switches can be utilized with the goal that a little power can move a substantially greater power. This is called mechanical advantage.

Levers can likewise be utilized to amplify development, for instance, when kicking a ball, little withdrawals of leg muscles deliver a significantly bigger development toward the end of the leg.

IRINA_888 [86]4 years ago

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C. bones act as levers in the body

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