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BJU Physical Science - Ch 7

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The distance an effort must be exerted on a simple machine increases inversely in proportion to the effort reduction according to its MA; a consequence of the law of the conservation of energy, which states that work input must equal work output.   distance principle  
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A wheel with teeth on its perimeter that mesh with similar teeth of other gears to do work while producing rotational motion.   gear  
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In its most basic form, a two-dimensional surface whose opposite ends are at two different heights. It forms the basis for wedges, stairways, ramps, and screws.   incline plane  
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A simple machine that can be modeled as a rigid bar that pivots about a fulcrum to exert an effort moment against a resistance moment.   lever  
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A measure of the reduction in effort to do a certain amount of work when using a simple machine.   mechanical advantage  
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The rate of doing work, measured in watts in SI.   power  
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A modified lever consisting of a rope that moves around a grooved wheel; can be movable or fixed.   pulley  
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The condition in which the sum of all the torques on a system is zero—the system will rotate either at a constant speed or not begin to rotate at all; the equivalent to Newton’s first law for linear motion.   rotational equilibrium  
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A basic mechanical device that either reduces effort or increases the magnitude of motion for a given input motion when doing a certain amount of work.   simple machines  
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A modified lever in which the axle is the axis on which a wheel rotates.   wheel and axle  
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The equivalent of the amount of energy transferred to an object when a force acts on the object to move it in a direction parallel to the force vector; a scalar quantity measured in joules (J) in the SI.   mechanical work  
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The point about which a lever pivots or rotates   Fulcrum  
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A twisting action produced by a force exerted perpendicularly to a torque arm.   Torque  
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In a lever system in rotational equilibrium, the effort torque equals the resistance torque   Law of torques  
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