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suppose a lever lets you lift a rock weighing 60 newtons when you apply an effort force of 12 newtons. what is the levers mechanical advantage
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suppose a lever lets you lift a rock weighing 60 newtons when you apply an effort force of 12 newtons. what is the levers mechanical advantage
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Mechanical advantage = (output force) / (input force)
Mechanical advantage = (60 N) / (12 N)
Mechanical advantage = 5.0
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