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Explain the statement the velocity ratio of a machine is 5

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$velocity \: ratio \: is \: defined \: as \: the \\ ratio \: of \: the \: distance \: moved \: by \\ the \: effort \: and \: load \: in \: the \: same \\ time \: interval. \\ vr = (distancs \: moved \: by \: effort)/(distance \: moved \: \: by \: load) \\ therefore \: \: from \: \: statement \: \\ 5 = (distance \: moved \: by \: effort)/(distance \: moved \: by \: load) \\ hence \: the \: statemet \: means \: the \: distance \\ moved \: by \: the \: effort \: is \: five \: times \: the \\ distance \: moved \: by \: the \: load \: at \: the \: same \: time \: interval$

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