MECHANICAL SYSTEMS The Inclined Plane Family of Machines (P.75-76)

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MECHANICAL SYSTEMS The Inclined Plane Family of Machines (P.75-76) SPH4C COLLEGE PHYSICS MECHANICAL SYSTEMS The Inclined Plane Family of Machines (P.75-76)

The Inclined Plane Family of Machines

The Inclined Plane Family of Machines

The Inclined Plane Family of Machines

The Inclined Plane Family of Machines

The Inclined Plane Family of Machines

The Inclined Plane Family of Machines

The Inclined Plane Family of Machines

The Inclined Plane Family of Machines PRACTICE 1. State which simple machine forms the basis of each of the following: (a) a doorstop wedge (b) an escalator inclined (c) a mountain highway screw (d) a hand-held pencil sharpener screw

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