Bell Ringer 3-5-10 What simple machine do we sometimes put under a door to keep it open? What simple machine helps you travel in a car? What simple machine.

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Bell Ringer 3-5-10 What simple machine do we sometimes put under a door to keep it open? What simple machine helps you travel in a car? What simple machine brings a bucket of water to the top of a well? What simple machine are you using when you cut a piece of paper with scissors? What simple machine are you using when you use the ramp outside of a building rather than the stairs?

The SI unit for power

Output force divided by input force

A simple machine that consists of a grooved wheel with a rope or cable wrapped around it

The force a machine exerts on an object

Force x distance

A device that combines two or more simple machines

The SI unit for work

Input force x Input distance

Work divided by time

The fixed point a lever pivots around

The force you put on a machine

Simple machine that is a flat, sloped surface

Simple machine that consists of a rigid bar that pivots about a fixed point

The SI unit for power

A device that changes the amount of force, distance, or direction (It makes work easier.)

The percentage of the input work that is converted

Output force x Output distance

A simple machine that is an inclined plane wrapped around a central cylinder to form a spiral