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A rake is held so that its input arm is 0.4 meters and its output arm is 1.0 meters. What is the mechanical advantage of the rake?
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A rake is held so that its input arm is 0.4 meters and its output arm is 1.0 meters. What is the mechanical
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You're holding it above the middle, so the MA is less than 1 .
It's 0.4/1.0 =
0.4
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