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What is the difference between mechanical advantage and distance advantage?

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A machine's distance mechanical advantage shows the effectiveness of the machine in moving an object a greater distance than the input distance. The equation for the distance mechanical advantage is the output distance divided by the input distance. Note: Most science books only consider force mechanical advantage. I HOPE THIS HELPS!

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What is the difference between mechanical advantage and distance advantage? ​

What is the difference between mechanical advantage and distance advantage?