Levers Flashcards

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What is the Fulcrum?

A

The joint, somewhat like an anchor

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What is Effort?

A

The muscle that is moving

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What is Load?

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The weight that is being moved

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What is a Class One Lever?

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Where the Fulcrum is in between the Force and the Load

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What is a Class Two Lever?

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Where the Load is in between the Force and the Fulcrum

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What is a Class Three Lever?

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Where the Force (also known as Effort) is in between the Load and the Fulcrum

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What is a Force Application Point?

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The location where Effort is applied, also know as Force

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What is a Resistance Point?

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The location where Resistance acts, also known as Load

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What is a Fulcrum?

A

The Axis of Rotation

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What is a Lever Arm?

A

The perpendicular distance from the Force Application Point to the Fulcrum

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What is a Resistance Arm?

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The perpendicular distance from the Resistance Point to the Fulcrum

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12
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What are the three mechanical factors of Levers?

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Force, Speed of motion, and Range of Motion

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What happens to the three mechanical factors of Levers?

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They Increase or Decrease

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