levers & types of motion Flashcards

1
Q

what is a mechanism?

A

a process that turns an input into an output

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2
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examples of first order levers

A

see-saw, weighing scales

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3
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examples of second order levers

A

wheelbarrow, bottle openers

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4
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examples of third order levers

A

fishing road, using a garden spade

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5
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first order lever

A

pivot in the middle, between the load and effort

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6
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second order lever

A

load in the middle, pivot and effort on either end

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7
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third order lever

A

effort is inbetween the pivot and load

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8
Q

rotary

A

moving constantly in a 360 circular motion

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9
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oscillating

A

moving back and forth in a curved motion

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10
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linear

A

moving constantly in a straight line

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11
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reciprocating

A

moving back and forth in a straight line

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12
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examples of rotary motions

A

merry go rounds, microwave plate, record player

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13
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examples of oscillating motions

A

pendulum, windscreen wipers, swing

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14
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examples of linear motions

A

train, arrow from a crossbow, bullet

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15
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examples of reciprocating motions

A

piston, needle in a sewing machine

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