When it is possible to have mechanical advantage greater than velocity ratio?
Asked by amarmahato4028 | 10th Jan, 2019, 01:30: PM
Expert Answer:
No this case is not possible.
For any machine its efficiency is defined as
Efficiency = 
And its already been known no machine is 100 percent efficient.
So velocity ratio will always be greater than mechanical advantage.
Answered by Ankit K | 10th Jan, 2019, 08:13: PM
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