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Which is not a way that a machine makes work easier? A. It increases the distance over which a force acts. B. It changes the direction in which a force acts. C. It reduces the force needed. D. It keeps
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Which is not a way that a machine makes work easier? A. It increases the distance over which a force acts. B. It changes the direction in which a force acts. C. It reduces the force needed. D. It keeps the distance over which a force acts the same.
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D) is the answer
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t keeps the distance over which a force acts the same. is the answer
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