ICSE Class 6 Answered
The length of a lever of class I is 400 cm. Calculate the mechanical advantage of the lever if it's fulcrum is located at a distance of 200cm from the effort. *
Asked by ananyagupta14jun2009 | 01 Dec, 2020, 08:11: AM
Length of class I lever = 400 cm
Length of effort arm=200 cm
Length of load arm=400-200=200 cm
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