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According to the work equation, if you want to increase the distance on the output side, you will decrease distance on the input side and A- decrease force on the input B-increase force on the input C-increase
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According to the work equation, if you want to increase the distance on the

output side, you will decrease distance on the input side and

A- decrease force on the input
B-increase force on the input
C-increase force on the output side

User Alex Larikov
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I think the answer is B because I did this before
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