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If this were a theoretical frictionless plane, what would be the mechanical advantage? H + 9H = 10H H ÷ 9H = 1 ÷ 9 9H ÷ H = 9 ...?
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If this were a theoretical frictionless plane, what would be the mechanical advantage?

H + 9H = 10H
H ÷ 9H = 1 ÷ 9
9H ÷ H = 9 ...?

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Answer:

B, h=9

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User Neithan Max
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mechanical advantage (MA = slope/height)
here length of slope = 9Hheight = H so mechanical advantage = ---- 9H/H= 9
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